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"shack up" is a correct and common term in written English.
It is used to refer to living together with someone without officially being married. For example, "My cousin and her boyfriend decided to shack up together."
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shack up
verb
To live together, especially of an unmarried couple.
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Men and women shack up for a while, produce children and then float off to shack up with someone else.
My aesthetics of crime were self-creation and I went back to shack up with Stilitano.
I had just moved from Brooklyn to downtown Manhattan to shack up with a boyfriend.
Fiction I dragged halfway around the world to shack up with in my beach hut?
Just ditch the firm, head off to Maui, shack up with the supermodel.
She wondered if Jamie had also managed to shack up with Nugent.
He ran away from Mom to shack up with your mother.
The guys shack up at an oceanfront motel appointed in midcentury nautical style.
The decision to shack up with Sky Sports is often treated a little hysterically.
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At the Shack-Up Inn, just out Clarksdale, genuine shotgun shacks have been refurbished.
The museum is open Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SHACK-UP INN One CoMisssary Circle Clarksdale, Miss.
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