SHACKED Meaning and
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Shacked is a verb that is derived from the term "shack", which refers to a crude or makeshift shelter. The word is often used to describe the action of taking up temporary residence in such a shack or dilapidated dwelling. Shacking often implies that the accommodation is substandard or lacking in basic amenities.
The term "shacked" can also be used figuratively to convey a state of being emotionally or physically confined or restricted. In this sense, it is commonly used to describe individuals who feel trapped or confined within a particular circumstance, such as a problematic relationship or a suffocating job. It connotes a feeling of being trapped, limited, or stuck in a situation.
The act of "shacking up" is sometimes used as a slang expression to describe the action of living together in an informal or non-marital relationship. This informal use of the term typically suggests cohabitation without the legal or formal commitment of marriage.
Overall, whether used literally to refer to living in a shack or figuratively to describe being confined or restricted, "shacked" conveys a sense of a temporary, limited, or unconventional living situation or state of being.
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To go ashack, to feed at large.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Idioms with the word SHACKED
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be shacked up
The idiom "be shacked up" refers to the situation where two people, typically in a romantic relationship, are living together in a shared residence, often without being legally married or formally committed. It implies cohabitation and sharing a living space.
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be shacked up with (someone)
The idiom "be shacked up with (someone)" refers to the act of living together with someone, generally implying an intimate or sexual relationship. It suggests that the individuals are cohabitating without being married or officially committed.
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Conjugate verb Shacked
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