Shack-up

What is Shack-up?

To hunker down; to base yourself out of a location; a place of respite.

"We're going to shack-up at Joe's for the weekend since we don't want to pay for a hotel room." OR "I'm shacked-up at home, but I'll meet you there."

See shack, location, hunker, hunker down, place

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