shack
nounUK /ʃæk/
US /ʃæk/
A small, simple house made of wood.
The old man lived in a little shack by the beach.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A small building used for a particular purpose, such as storing tools.
He keeps his garden tools in a shack behind the house.
3. To live or stay in a place, often temporarily.
They shacked up in a tiny apartment for the summer.
4. A roughly built shelter or hut.
The fishermen built a shack on the pier to store their nets.