noun a small, roughly built house or shelter
A small, simple and often temporary dwelling, typically used as a vacation home or fishing cabin
A small, poorly constructed building, often used as a temporary structure
A small, rustic accommodation option, similar to a cabin or cottage
A makeshift shelter, often used for camping or as a base for outdoor activities
In literature, a shack may be used as a setting for a story, symbolizing poverty or isolation.
A psychologist may use the term 'shack' metaphorically to describe a person's mental state as feeling confined or restricted.
An architect may refer to a small, simple structure as a 'shack' when discussing design plans or building materials.
In real estate, a 'shack' may be used informally to describe a run-down or dilapidated property.
A construction worker may use the term 'shack' to refer to a temporary or makeshift shelter on a job site.