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121hide-and-seek — ► NOUN ▪ a children s game in which one or more players hide and the other or others have to look for them …
122hide-and-seek — [hīd΄ n sēk′] n. a children s game in which one player (called “it”) tries to find the other players, who have hidden: also hide and go seek …
123hide nor — ● hide …
124hide your face — phrase to move your head so that people cannot see your face, for example because you are upset I hid my face in my hands. Thesaurus: to move your headhyponym Main entry: hide …
125hide|bound — «HYD BOWND», adjective. 1. narrow minded and stubborn: »He was too hidebound to accept new ideas even when they were good. The hide bound humor which he calls his judgement (Milton). SYNONYM(S): bigoted. 2. having the skin sticking close to the… …
126hide|out — or hide out «HYD OWT», noun. a place for hiding or being alone: »“For security reasons,” they moved $380,000 to another hideout the same night but did not divide the loot until weeks later (Newsweek) …
127Hide the Kitchen Knives — is an album by The Paper Chase.Track listing1. I Did A Terrible Thing 5:31 2. Where Have Those Hands Been? 3:51 3. I m Gonna Spend The Rest Of My Life Lying 5:26 4. A Nice Family Dinner For Once 0:33 5. Don t You Wish You Had Somemore 4:53 6. I… …
128Hide and go shriek — is a 1988 horror film. It was directed by Skip Schoolnik, who had already served as an editor on several films, including Halloween II . Screenplay by Michael Kelly. The film was given a limited theatrical release with an R rating; an alternate… …
