VERB
- share living quarters; usually said of people who are not married and live together as a couple
How To Use shack up In A Sentence
- They then shack up with other men who do not work and whose motives are sometimes less than pure. Times, Sunday Times
- Even someone with his track record - and, for a tubby obnoxious slug, he has managed to shack up with some stunners - must occasionally fall at the first hurdle.
- They then shack up with other men who do not work and whose motives are sometimes less than pure. Times, Sunday Times
- She's decided to shack up with her boyfriend.
- DON'T: Shack up with a single man orwoman—they might form an attachment or expect you to leave your spouse forthem.
- The only way to live is to shack up with losers whose natural life expectancy isn't much more than a mayfly on a good day.
- The Government was keen for people to get married rather than shack up.
- Four working stiffs shack up to make the greatest rock record of recent times.
- The Government was keen for people to get married rather than shack up.
- They then shack up with other men who do not work and whose motives are sometimes less than pure. Times, Sunday Times
