movablehut

noun
UK /ˈmuːvəbl hʌt/
US /ˈmuːvəbl hʌt/

A movable hut is a small house that you can pick up and move to a new place.

The workers put the movable hut on a truck and drove it to the other side of the field.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small temporary building on wheels used at fairs or markets.

The ticket seller sat inside a movable hut near the gate.

3. A lightweight shelter that can be taken apart and rebuilt elsewhere.

They built a movable hut for the sheep and moved it as the flock grazed.

4. A small portable structure used on construction sites for storage or rest.

Tools were locked in the movable hut at the end of each workday.