To occupy shanties. Rare.

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1840.  You see, now, capting, the comfort to a man who shanties out as much as I do, of having a home all fixed and ready for you.—C. F. Hoffman, ‘Greyslaer,’ i. 59.

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1857.  They shantied on the outlet, just at the foot of the lake.—S. H. Hammond, ‘Wild Northern Scenes,’ p. 197.

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