reflexive and intransitive. reflexive. To put or keep oneself out of sight, or to conceal oneself.

To cover (a thing, or person) so as to protect, keep warm, or conceal. Obsolete.

To conceal in a secret place or in a secret manner. Often reflexive, to retire to a hiding place; passive to be in hiding. Obsolete.

reflexive. To hide or conceal oneself.

reflexive. To conceal oneself. Obsolete. rare.

reflexive. To get into the thick of any place; to hide. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. With up, in the same sense. Also figurative.

reflexive with past participle: To hide away in, or as in, a burrow.

reflexive. To hide, conceal oneself. dialect.

transitive (reflexive). To hide oneself underground; to go to earth. Frequently figurative. Obsolete.

figurative. transitive. To cover, wreathe, or envelop, esp. in something; spec. (with allusion to sense 1a) to cover (a person's face or eyes) with…

transitive. To establish in a place or position for the purpose. of concealment.

transitive (reflexive). To hide oneself; to flee into hiding; = sense 3. Now rare.

transitive (reflexive). To hide oneself in preparation for an ambush, etc.

reflexive.

to stow away. transitive. To remove and store until required; to put (a thing) away in a secret or not readily accessible place, or where it will…