Hid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HID in dictionary:

VERB:
• HIDE, to conceal
• put or keep out of sight
• prevent (someone or something) from being seen
• prevent (an emotion or fact) from being apparent or known; keep secret
• conceal oneself
• use (someone or something) to protect oneself from criticism or punishment, especially in a way considered cowardly
NOUN:
• a camouflaged shelter used to observe wildlife at close quarters.
• the skin of an animal, especially when tanned or dressed
• a former measure of land used in England, typically equal to between 60 and 120 acres, being the amount that would support a family and its dependants.
• used to refer to a person's ability to withstand criticisms or insults
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a past tense of hide
• imp. & p. p. of Hide. See Hidden.

Words related to HID

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How to use HID in a sentence

• Now I have learned many things which were hid from the eyes of our oldest men.
• We hid ourselves behind some bushes, and watched and watched.
• Being ever watchful he hid under his bunk and close to the wall where the would-be murderer could not see him.
• The screen which by the custom of our race Was drawn by cruel hands hid thee from view.
• A significant glance from Lucy bade me not to interfere, and I hid sufficient self-command to obey.
• Stirling and Edinburgh Castles would have been visible, but that the clouds hung low in the valley of the Forth and hid them from our sight.
• The glorious coast view looked still wilder in the gathering twilight, which soon hid from our sight the dim hills of France.
• In France hath he been these three years, and nought knows he of where I have hid this gold.
• Gertrude kept close to the side of the latter, with her face hid beneath the shade of a gipsy hat.
• As for Trina, the more her husband stormed, the tighter she drew the strings of the little chamois-skin bag that she hid at the bottom of her trunk underneath her bridal dress.
• The mantle of chivalry hid all the wrongs, but the particular ones from which they rescued them.
• Fred again obtained possession of the knife, and this time hid it so that it could not be found, even by a ghost.
• There was more in her look than he could fathom, but he did not puzzle longer when she came back to her place and hid her face away from him.
• Brown and white clouds again hid the scene from Mademoiselle de Verneuil, but they were clouds of smoke from the fire and powder, which the wind dispersed.
• Then I went back and got all that radio stuff and took it home and hid it.
• It could not be hid, however, that the novel, as regarded the general public, had been a failure.
• This tomb is also remarkable for the fact that the lunatic Martin hid himself behind it, in 1829, before setting the minster on fire.
• However, as the bank of trees hid the shore, it was possible that a vessel, especially if deprived of her masts, might lie close to the land and thus be invisible to Herbert.
• Then the tears would not be checked, but rushed passionately forth, and, as the clouds shut out and hid the one brief glimpse of heaven, flowed unrestrained.
• Of all the people in the land, the old woman told him, only a very few were still alive, and they hid in a cave in the ground from whence they never ventured.
• Then he and his dame hid in the closet to see what would follow.
• I kept my head just above and hid the rest part of my body for more than two hours.
• As soon, however, as the cruel man turned his back and left the house, Susan sat down, and hid her face in her hands.

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