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• hidey-hole — noun or hidy hole ˈhīdēˌhōl Etymology: alteration of earlier hiding hole : hideaway 1 * * * hidey hole 7 [hidey hole hidey holes] (also …   Useful english dictionary

• hidey-seek — /ˈhaɪdi sik/ (say huydee seek) noun → hide and seek. Also, hidey go seek …  

• hidey — /ˈhaɪdi/ (say huydee) noun Especially Qld, Victoria, SA and WA → hide and seek. Also, hideys …  

• hidey-hole — or hidy hole noun Etymology: alteration of earlier hiding hole Date: 1817 hideaway …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• hidey-hole — /huy dee hohl /, n. Informal. a nook or cranny used as a hiding place. [1810 20; HIDE1 + EY2 + HOLE] * * * …   Universalium

• hidey-hole — noun An isolated or secluded place; a hideaway or hideout …   Wiktionary

• hidey-hole — (also hidy hole) noun informal a hiding place …   English new terms dictionary

• hidey-hole — hid′ey hole [[t]ˈhaɪ di[/t]] n. Informal. dial. inf hideaway • Etymology: 1810–20 …   From formal English to slang

• hidey-hole — /ˈhaɪdi hoʊl/ (say huydee hohl) noun 1. a hiding place. 2. a hideaway (def. 2) …  

• hidey-hole —  Hiding place …   A concise dictionary of English slang