hideout

nounhiding place

Synonyms for hideout

noun hiding place

Word Origin & History

also hide-out, "a hiding place," 1885, American English, from hide (v.) + out. The phrase hide out "conceal (oneself) from the authorities" is attested from 1870, American English (in reference to Northern draft dodgers in the Civil War).

Example Sentences for hideout

He knows I wish to get to his hideout and he is making sure that I get there.

His task was to penetrate the hideout of Barter––and he was on the way there now.

Holaf strode back into the cavern that had been the Zerv's hideout for so long.

They've gone to the Hideout an' we got to find it, li'l' hawss.

It was twenty to one Plimsoll and his men had hurried off to the Hideout.

They got a place over there somewhere they call the Hideout.

Pounding footsteps warned that there was no time in which to search for a hideout.

"The operation required a carefully planned one-man infiltration of their hideout," Lt. Vale said.

"I understand that the Nipe has his hideout pretty well bugged with all kinds of alarms," Stanton said.

He knew perfectly well that all Stanley Martin would be expected to do would be to find out where the Nipe's hideout was.

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Synonyms for hideout

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