Hut
51hut — n. a house. □ I’ve got to go to my hut and pick up some bills. □ Where’s your hut? I’ll come and visit you …
52hut — [17] Etymologically, a hut is probably a ‘covering structure’. The word has plausibly been traced back to Germanic *khūd , which also produced English hide and probably hoard, house, and huddle. This would have been the source of Middle High… …
53hut — hep hep (h[e^]p), interj. A call used by drill instructors to count cadence during marching; used identically to {hut} and {hup}. [PJC] …
54Hut, St. — St. Hut (spr. Sängt Üt), Dorf im Arrondissement Havre des französischen Departements Seine inférieure; Feinspinnereien (1 Pfund Flachs = 700,000 Ellen Zwirn); 800 Ew …
55hut — fish hut (a small, moveable shack placed over a hole in the ice in winter to protect the fisher from the elements. May be heated and have other facilities) …
56HUT — • Helsinki University of Technology (F, http://www.hut.fi/) • Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope (Astronomisches Modul an der JHU) Astronomie • Hutchinson, KS, USA internationale Flughafen Kennung …
57HUT — [1] Helsinki University of Technology (F, http://www.hut.fi/) [2] Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope (Astronomisches Modul an der JHU) {Astronomie} [3] Hutchinson, KS, USA internationale Fughafen Kennung …
58hut — noun (C) a small, simple building with only one or two rooms: a wooden hut …
59hut — noun we spent two nights in a rustic little hut near the village Syn: shack, chantey, cabin, log cabin, shelter, shed, lean to, hovel; hovel; cabana …
60hut — n 1. shed, shack, shanty, hutch, Brit. bothy; cottage, cot, bungalow, bower, cabin, log cabin, blockhouse, Brit. Dial. cote, Scot. but and ben; hole, hovel, dump, sty, pigsty, pigpen, tumbledown shack, wretched hut, mean dwelling. v 2. quarter,… …
