transitive. To hide or conceal (something); to keep (something) secret. In later use chiefly British regional and in the language of Masonic oaths…

transitive. To hide, conceal; with personal object in dative or preceded by wiþ.

transitive. To hide, conceal.

transitive. To hide, conceal, keep secret. Obsolete.

transitive. To put or keep out of sight; to conceal intentionally from the view or notice of others; to conceal from discovery, to secrete…

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

To conceal, cover, envelop. literal and figurative.

transitive. To hide away, conceal.

figurative.

transitive. To hide.

transitive. To cover over, conceal.

To cover from sight; to hide, conceal. Obsolete.

transitive. To hide, conceal.

To hide or screen from view; to conceal. Said of the agent. to cover the buckle: see buckle, n. 1b.

forwrap, v.

To put out of sight, hide, conceal; make difficult to see or trace.

transitive. To hide.

transitive. To cover over; to shut in so as to hide; to cover up. Obsolete.

transitive. To hide (a person or thing); to put or keep out of sight or notice. Also: to prevent from being visible.

To hide from view, as by a veil, darkness, cloud; to cover so as to conceal; to screen, veil.

To put out of sight, hide, conceal.

To keep close, keep out of sight or knowledge. Obsolete.

To screen from view or knowledge; to keep dark, conceal. Obsolete.

transitive. To shelter; to overshadow; to cast a shadow over, obscure.

transitive. Of a person: to wrap or enfold (another person, a face, etc.) in some kind of covering, esp. to provide concealment, warmth, or…

transitive. To hide, conceal.

transitive. To shut away, confine, enclose; to hide, conceal. Usually in passive. Also reflexive: to shut or hide oneself away. Also figurative. Obs…

transitive. To remove from public view; to put out of the way, conceal. Also figurative. Obsolete.

in to keep close, lie close, etc. (Cf. B. 1.)

transitive. To cover over; to conceal, hide.

figurative. To cover up, conceal.

transitive. = suppress, v. (in various senses).

transitive. To hide, conceal; to cut off from view by interposing something. Also figurative.

To cover, hide, conceal.

transitive. figurative or transferred. To conceal or hide; to suppress; to deaden, stupefy, etc.

To conceal from view; to hide partially, as by a shadow; to veil, obscure; to disguise.

transitive to veil.

transitive. To conceal; to inhibit; to remove or erase from consciousness or currency. Obsolete.

(transitive) to huddle up, conceal, keep close.

transitive. To cover or disguise with a pretext; to cloak.

In immaterial senses. To involve; to imply, include; to implicate, entangle; to wrap up in a disguise. Obsolete.

transitive. To hide, conceal.

transitive. To hide (something) away. Cf. to stick away 2 at stick, v.1 phrasal verbs 1. Obsolete.

To lay in concealment (more or less); to hide, conceal. Also reflexive and in passive: to lie hidden, to lurk. Obsolete or archaic.

transitive. To hide, cover up.

To put or keep out of sight; to conceal or hide, as among a crowd or under a heap; to hush up. Obsolete.

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

To conceal as within a shrine. Obsolete.

transitive. To cover as with a shroud; to envelope completely; to hide from view. Also figurative.

transitive. To hide from view, by interposing something.

transitive. In extended use: to cover physically or obscure (a material thing); to place a covering over or around.

transitive. To hide, conceal; to obscure. Also intransitive. Now rare.

To cover up, so as to conceal or cause to be forgotten.

To put out of sight, obscure, eclipse; also figurative.

To cover from view. rare.

transitive. To cover as if with a mask; to obscure the true nature of; to disguise, conceal. Cf mask, v.4

transitive. To keep secret, conceal, hide.

To cover or obscure (a thing) with, or as with, mist; to becloud, dim.

transitive. To hide, conceal, disguise. Obsolete.

figurative. To cover up from sight.

transitive. To cover or conceal as with a mask.

transitive. To conceal, keep secret; to wrap up.

transitive. To cover or hide from view; to conceal, hide (a physical object); to prevent clear sight of or through. Also reflexive in early use.

transitive.

transitive. To keep concealed.

To conceal or hide (a material thing) by any superficial coating or operation.

transitive. To hide from view with or as with a screen; to hide or obscure partly or completely.

transitive. To wrap up, hide, conceal.

(transitive) to cover with or as with a huke; to veil, cloak.

To hide, screen from. Also, to extinguish (life). Obsolete.

To put into a cellar; to hide.

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

transitive. To make obscure; to hide.

To hide, conceal, ‘veil’. Obsolete.

transitive. ? To immew, v., to mew or coop up; in quot. 1625, apparently, ‘To cause to lie close and keep concealed, as hawk in mew’.

figurative. To make obscure; to darken, to hide.

transitive. = pretex, v. 2. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To put a covering over; to cover, conceal.

To hide, screen from view.

transitive (and reflexive). To hide, conceal. archaic.

transitive. To screen, hide. Now only dialect.

To keep out of sight; to hide. rare.

transitive. To conceal or obscure as if by covering up; to render indistinct or imperceptible by interposition.

transitive. To place in concealment, to hide out of sight, to keep secret.

To render blank or void; to veil from sight. Also const. out.

transitive. figurative. To conceal or obscure (something) as if under a layer of water; to restrain, to inhibit; to overwhelm.

To disguise, conceal. rare.

To veil or conceal from a person, etc.

transitive. To conceal (a person) with a buttress from. Obsolete.

In various figurative uses. To cover up so as to conceal from view or prevent display. poetic.

transitive. To undo or veil the identity of.

transitive. South African. To hide (something) away. Obsolete.