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be or go into hiding; keep out of sight, as for protection and safety
Probably his horse would be close to where he was hiding
She is hiding out in a cabin in Montana
How To Use hide out In A Sentence
- The countryside, a place of healing where the two fugitive princes hide out, is grossly misrepresented by a butchered animal and a greenhouse full of dope. Times, Sunday Times
- Better to hide out in the bathroom, she recalled ruefully, than risk the public humiliation of eating solo. Chicagotribune.com - News
- They can try to gussy it up all they want, but baseball remains essentially an idler's game, a backwater swimming hole where obsessives and slackers - and obsessive slackers - can hide out from the real world and float for a few hours at a time.
- Teri and Kim find an abandoned miner's cabin and hide out inside.
- It may be urged that it does not seem necessary to effect the desulphurization by means of the reaction of the manganese and iron sulphide outside of the blast furnace, as it is possible, by suitably directing the blast furnace, by the employment of manganiferous ores or highly basic slag, so to desulphurize the iron in the blast furnace itself that it would be unnecessary further to lower the percentage of sulphur. Scientific American Supplement, No. 829, November 21, 1891
- A plaintive anthem for all us wallflowers who hate the enforced sociability of parties and would rather hide out of the way close to the fridge.
- And when the gang is after you, you really need to hide out in a county jail for a while. Matthew Yglesias » Advice on Recession-Proofing Your Hospital
- The countryside, a place of healing where the two fugitive princes hide out, is grossly misrepresented by a butchered animal and a greenhouse full of dope. Times, Sunday Times
- Conger eels and lobsters hide out in crevices and holes at the base of the wall.
- Apparently, King Louis XIII's loyal musketeers have been disgraced and now hide out among the townspeople.
