Converse of object

• enter: The Tour will not require you to enter a Hovel that is inhabited.

• buy: The choices are between getting into punishing debt; buying a hovel; living with relatives or renting for the forseeable future.

• build: They are crammed with poor families, while their gardens have vanished under hastily built hovels.

Noun used with modifier

• one-room: So how did a one-room hovel become today's desirable country cottage?

• kiln: Sharpe's Pottery is a very rare survival of an early 19th century pottery, with its original kiln hovel.

Adjective modifier

• wretched: She lives in a wretched, filthy hovel with two grown up daughters whom she will not suffer to work or learn anything.

• little: He told one rich convert, ` Go and see the sick in their own poor little hovels.

• miserable: The fortified castle and the miserable hovel seem to have been then the almost only distinction of dwellings.

• mere: Private enterprise had provided " mere hovels - jerry built, insanitary, tightly crammed rows of houses " .

• rat-infested: The family lives in a rat-infested, decrepit hovel.

• wooden: Next to the wooden hovels of the past you have the modern skyscraper of the Communist regime.

Preposition: in

• town: Old Meg You live in a hovel in the town.