hut

[hʌt]

Definition:
1. Small crude shelter used as a dwelling.
2. A small, simply built house or shelter.

Use 'hut' in a sentence:

1. The hut provided a shelter from the storm.
2. I ran out of the house and later returned silently to my hut.
3. He said another aspect to be improved was the provision of beach huts.
4. He built a little hut to protect him and his few things against the rain and sun.
5. I had built a rather rickety hut.
6. The policewoman found a frightened child in the hut.
7. Only later were they housed in flimsy huts where they continue to live today.
8. The roof of the granny's hut came down during the night.
9. None of the other huts and tree shelters caught fire and no other people were injured in the blaze, police said.
10. There was a little girl, she lived with her mother in a hut near the forest.
11. One was a plain hut that was simply papered with old calendars.
12. The area consists of huts and tiny houses made of tin sheets, wood, blocks, and stones.
13. We live in cities, in towns, and in rural communities, in houses instead of huts and caves.
14. While on the summit the two men took shelter in a hut from a particularly vicious blast of wind and snow.
15. The little prefabricated hut was lifted away by a huge crane.
16. I saw you dating with another girl in pizza hut this afternoon.
17. We can hut on the mountain tonight.
18. He thatched his hut with straw.
19. The hut was constructed from trees that grew in the nearby forest.