1. A small house, hovel, or cabin; a cottage; a small temporary camp erection.

2. To take lodgings in huts.

3. To place in huts.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• hwta,
• ybut,
• humit,
• aut,
• thwt,
• thtt,
• sut,
• hst,
• hur,
• hust,
• huirt,
• huunt,
• htto,
• houw,
• thht,
• whout,
• thuat,
• ahout,
• humt,
• lut

• hug,
• hub,
• Hutu,
• out-,
• nut,
• hued,
• hud,
• hunt,
• Huitt,
• hum,
• hot,
• rut,
• gut,
• huot,
• jut,
• huett,
• hutto,
• hue,
• out,
• put,
• but,
• HUTH,
• HIT,
• ut,
• hurt,
• Ht.,
• cut,
• HUTT,
• shut,
• hat.

The adjective form of the word "hut" is "hutted".

The plural of the "hut" can be the "huts".

The singular of the "hut" can be the "hut".