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Encave
To hide in or as in a cave or recess
Hidden
from Hide Concealed put out of view secret not known mysterious
Occultation
The hiding of a heavenly body from sight by the intervention of some other of the heavenly bodies applied especially to eclipses of stars and planets by the moon and to the eclipses of satellites of...
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Miching
Hiding skulking cowardly
VerbarLatibulum
A concealed hiding place a burrow a lair a hole
Hider
One who hides or conceals
hideout
a hiding place usually a remote place used by outlaws
hideaway
a hiding place usually a remote place used by outlaws
Bibliotaph
One who hides away books as in a tomb
Hyd
acres, which quantity is also assigned to it in the Dialogus de Scaccario. It seems, however, that the hide varied in different parts of the kingdom. See HIDE OF LAND; HIDAGE. Hyd, hide, skin. See HIDE-GILD
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