hide¹ /hīd/

1. To conceal
2. To keep in concealment
3. To keep secret or out of sight

To go into, or to stay in, concealment

1. A hiding-place
2. A concealed place from which to observe wild animals, etc

hiddˈen adjective

1. Concealed
2. Kept secret
3. Unknown

hiddˈenly adverb

In a hidden or secret manner

hiddˈenmost adjective

Most hidden

hiddˈenness noun

hiˈder noun

hidˈing noun

1. Concealment
2. A place of concealment

hidden agenda noun

Concealed or secret intentions behind a person's actions or statements

hidden economy see black economy under black

hide-and-seekˈ or hideˈ-and-go-seekˈ noun

A game in which one person seeks the others, who have hidden themselves

hideˈaway noun

1. A place of concealment
2. A refuge
3. A fugitive

adjective

That hides away

hideˈout noun

A retreat

hidˈing-place noun

hidˈy-hole or hidˈey-hole noun (Scot and US)

A hiding-place

hide one's head (informal)

To hide or keep out of sight, from shame, etc (usu figurative)

hide² /hīd/

The skin of an animal, esp the larger animals, sometimes used derogatorily or facetiously for human skin

1. To flog or whip (informal)
2. To skin

hīdˈing noun (informal)

A thrashing

hideˈbound adjective

1. Stubborn, bigoted, obstinate (derogatory)
2. (of animals) having the hide attached so closely to the back and ribs that it is taut, not easily moved, as a result of incorrect feeding
3. (in trees) having the bark so close that it impedes the growth

hide nor (or or) hair of

The slightest trace of (something or someone)

on a hiding to nothing (informal)

In a situation in which one is bound to lose, in spite of all one's efforts

tan someone's hide (informal)

To whip or beat someone

hide³ /hīd/

(in old English law) a variable unit of area of land, enough for a household

hīdˈage noun

A tax once assessed on every hide of land

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