hide

US /haɪd/
UK /haɪd/
"hide" picture
1.

put (someone or something) out of sight

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She tried to hide the present from her children.
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He decided to hide the evidence.
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concealsecretestashburycover up
2.

conceal oneself

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The children liked to hide in the closet.
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He tried to hide from his pursuers.
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take coverlie lowgo into hidinghole upbunker down
1.

the skin of an animal, especially when tanned or dressed for use

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The cowboy wore a vest made of deer hide.
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The artisan worked with various animal hides to create leather goods.
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skinpelttanned skinleather
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hide-and-seekhide-and-go-seeknot see hide nor hair ofhide your light under a bushel