hideout
/ˈhʌɪdaʊt
/noun
A hiding place, especially one used by someone who has broken the law: the kidnappers did not want their hideout discovered...
- The pair then went on the run and were only discovered at a hideout in Leeds following a nationwide manhunt after the killing.
- One reason that no one ever discovered their hideout was because no one ever dared to stray too far into the forest.
- The crunch of the leaves told them that their hideout would soon be discovered.
Synonyms
hiding place, hideaway, retreat, refuge, shelter, bolt-hole, foxhole, lair, safe house, sanctuary, sanctum, hermitage;
Latin sanctum sanctorum
informal hidey-hole
- heightism
- heightist
- height of land
- Heilbronn
- Heilong
- Heilongjiang
- Heilungkiang
- Heimlich manoeuvre
- Heimlich procedure
- Heine, Heinrich
- heinie
- heinous
- heinously
- heinousness
- Heinz, Henry John
- heir
- heir apparent
- heir-at-law
- heirdom
- heiress
- heirless
- heirloom
- heir male of the body
- heir of the body
- heir portioner