shack up

verb

1. slang.
   intr, adverbusually foll bywith to live or take up residence, esp with a mistress or lover

Example Sentences

For many, many good reasons, school is not an ideal time to shack up with your soul mate.

From The Daily Beast

Supermodel Roommates: Models Cara Delevingne and Georgia May Jagger are about to shack up….

From The Daily Beast

They shack up in an abandoned motel with three feral teen boys, one of whom Lily develops a romantic relationship with.

From The Daily Beast

Father had very little money, and he built a shack up there in the woods near Honotonka.

From Project Gutenberg

"Wonder who stuck this shack up here," smiled McKeever, glancing inquisitively around the room.

From Project Gutenberg

I found this old shack up here one day in wandering about, and, after finding its owner, hired it for the 264 summer.

From Project Gutenberg

An' now there won't be no reason for my hidin' in the shack up there or even passin' the time o' day with you, either of you.

From Project Gutenberg

As they ate, the boys and girls told the details of their experience at the shack up the river.

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