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Hutch (Noun)

Small crude shelter used as a dwelling.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The homeless man lived in a small hutch made of discarded boxes and tarps behind the abandoned building.
In the remote village, families built simple hutch homes from natural materials they found in the surrounding forest.
Their nomadic lifestyle involved setting up a new hutch at every campsite using branches and animal hides for shelter.
After the hurricane, the survivors created makeshift hutch dwellings with the debris from their destroyed homes.
In the small island community, the traditional hutch huts were passed down through generations as family heirlooms.

A cage (usually made of wood and wire mesh) for small animals.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The rabbit lived in a cozy hutch in the backyard.
She built a hutch for her guinea pigs using a wooden frame and chicken wire.
The hutch was big enough for the hamsters to run around and play.
He moved the hutch from the garage to the shed to give the gerbils more sunlight.
In the pet shop, there were several hutches on display filled with cute little bunnies.