a very small yellow or blue house made from boxes, which bums make for shelter and so they can cook their food and get married in.

Paper product used as a barrier against unwanted messes, such as the liner at the bottom of a bird cage.

A fictional run-down building, similar to a shack, in which witches dwell. Ostensibly, a hovel can be defined in terms of the habitation of a witch, as a witch would only choose to live in a hovel. In actual fact, not all hovels are inhabited by witches and not all witches live in hovels (see the witch in Hansel and Gretel), so the connection between the two is unclear.

hovel, hut, hutch, shack, shanty -(small crude shelter used as a dwelling)
A small, mean, or dilapidated cottage; a wretched dwelling
It's where the poorest kid in school lives, or the definition of any townie's (see chav) house.

hut or a very broke down house

(noun) A large shovel + small hoe, in one miraculous tool. The greatest combination since the spork or foon.

1. Hovel; small dirty shack.
2. Nasty small dirty things.
3. Abnormal obejects
Verb; Hoveling