bivouac
/bɪvˈuːæk/Definitions
1. noun
A temporary encampment, typically outdoors, used by military forces or travelers.
“The hikers decided to set up a bivouac near the lake to avoid the rain.”
2. verb
To live or camp in a temporary encampment, typically outdoors.
“The soldiers had to bivouac in the open field overnight due to the lack of shelter.”
3. verb
To settle or reside temporarily in a place, especially a place that is considered temporary or inferior.
“The artist bivouacked in a small studio apartment while working on his latest project.”