be shacked up with (someone)



be shacked up with (someone)

1. To be living or sharing accommodations with someone while having a casual sexual relationship with him or her. I haven't seen my sister in weeks. I hear she's been shacked up with some guy from Oklahoma these days. I was shacked up for a while with a woman I met downtown, but I've been on my own for the last couple of months.
2. To temporarily share accommodations with someone. A: "Do you have a place to stay while you're in town for the wedding?" B: "Yeah, I'm shacked up with my brother and his fiancée for the weekend."
See also: shack, up

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NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Randolph['rændɔlf]
HeliosHEE-lee-os (English)Greek Mythology
Juditezhoo-DEE-tə (Portuguese), zhoo-JEE-chə (Brazilian Portuguese)Portuguese
MÓZes-Hungarian
Jan (1)YAHN (Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Polish, German)Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Czech, Polish, Slovene, German, Catalan
Abrahamson['eibrəhæmsn]