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Phonetic Respelling: [ huht ]

Definition: Play

noun. a small and simply constructed and often temporary dwelling

Sentence: Play Play

Jane lives in ahutin the jungle.

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Jane lives in a hut in the jungle.

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A wickiup is a hut used by the nomadic Indians.

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The storm savagely battered the grass hut.

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What did Humphrey find on the beach the morning after his hut was complete?

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Who was at Sheba's hut before Rowan arrived?

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What did the soldiers do to Amah's hut before they left.

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How did the Kents get the pets out of the hut with a lock?

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Daddy helped to put out the fire in the hut.

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Where did Roald Dahl build his hut that he used for writing in?

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What happened to Kyemap's hut during the night?

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The hut stood on what?

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The peasant carried the water from the river to her hut.

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What did McTree find when he went back to the old hut in the forest?

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What present did the old lady in the hut give Ged?

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Who was Pinmei's friend whose hut was further up the mountain?

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Synonyms: Play

shack; shanty; shed

Antonyms: Play

mansion

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