shack|shacked|shacking|shacks in English
verb
[ʃæk]
live together without being legally married (Slang)
Use "shack|shacked|shacking|shacks" in a sentence
1. We are not shacking up.
2. She shacked up with some groomsman or something?
3. Lying to me shacking up and using with this scumbag, this loser.
4. It's murder to paint all those shacks!
5. Gotten hot in the drill shack.
6. Because there's a shack down there too.
7. They have since knocked down the shack.
8. Well, we built a shack.
9. I love The Lobster Shack.
10. You keep going to the shack.
11. The Shack: Where Tragedy Confronts Eternity
12. They eke out a miserable existence in cardboard shacks.
13. 2 synonyms for Cohabit: live together, shack up
14. The 'Comicality Shack Out Back' Website
15. Welcοme tο οur little cοuntry shack.
16. 1 They eke out a miserable existence in cardboard shacks.
17. You didn't let the grass grow under your bum before shacking up with his royal gorgeousness.
18. Hicks rolled over and sprinted back to the shack.
19. Rain pattered on the tin roof of the shack.
20. Lt'll be that shack on the left.
21. They lived in a one-room shack.
22. The Shack: Where Tragedy Confronts Eternity [William P
23. Even Commissioner Shack seemed chastened by the loss.
24. 🔊 A Congeries of small shacks lined the outskirts of the city
25. Belmopan's (and probably Belize's) only Nepalese restaurant is in a welcoming blue shack among several other shack restaurants opposite the market area