hide
/haɪd/
verb
- To put or keep something or someone out of sight; to conceal.
- The cat hides under the bed during thunderstorms.
- He tried to hide his disappointment when he didn't win.
- She hid the birthday present in the closet.
- To go to or stay in a place where you cannot be seen or found.
- The children hid behind the curtains during the game.
- The fugitive hid in the mountains for weeks.
- I need to hide from my friends until the surprise party is ready.
- To keep a feeling, fact, or information secret.
- He hid the truth about his past from everyone.
- She couldn't hide her excitement when she saw the gift.
- Don't hide your talents — share them with the world.
noun
- The skin of an animal, especially when used for leather.
- The drum was made from cow hide.
- They used buffalo hides to make warm blankets.
- The leather jacket is made from high-quality hide.
- A place where a person or animal can hide or be hidden.
- We built a small hide in the woods to watch birds.
- The spy used a secret hide to observe the building.
- The hunter sat in a hide waiting for ducks.