hidey-hole Antonyms
Meaning of hidey-hole
hidey-hole
an area or space used as a hiding place
hidey-hole Sentence Examples
- The mouse swiftly darted into its cozy hidey-hole, seeking refuge from the pursuing cat.
- Emily's beloved teddy bear had a secret hidey-hole where she stashed her most precious treasures.
- The abandoned house provided a perfect hidey-hole for the fugitive criminal to evade capture.
- The squirrel's intricate nest had a cleverly concealed hidey-hole to protect its young from predators.
- The shy child often retreated to a secluded hidey-hole in the playroom, seeking solace in its quiet embrace.
- The detectives searched high and low for the suspect, but he seemed to have vanished into a hidey-hole.
- The treasure map led the adventurers to a hidden hidey-hole where they unearthed a chest filled with gold and jewels.
- The fox's den contained a labyrinth of hidey-holes, making it a safe haven for the cunning creature.
- The secret agent disguised himself as a delivery boy, using his disguise as a hidey-hole to infiltrate the enemy base.
- The children's imagination transformed an empty cardboard box into a magical hidey-hole where they could embark on countless adventures.
FAQs About the word hidey-hole
an area or space used as a hiding place
hideout, hideaway, lair, den, refuge,nest, shelter, concealment, nook, recess
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The mouse swiftly darted into its cozy hidey-hole, seeking refuge from the pursuing cat.
Emily's beloved teddy bear had a secret hidey-hole where she stashed her most precious treasures.
The abandoned house provided a perfect hidey-hole for the fugitive criminal to evade capture.
The squirrel's intricate nest had a cleverly concealed hidey-hole to protect its young from predators.
