hidy-hole Antonyms
Meaning of hidy-hole
hidy-hole
an area or space used as a hiding place
hidy-hole Sentence Examples
- The child hid in his secret hidy-hole to escape his siblings' taunts.
- The fugitive's hidy-hole was a cramped attic with a tiny window.
- The treasure map led to a long-forgotten hidy-hole where the gold was stashed.
- The spy used a deserted house as his hidy-hole to gather intelligence.
- The cat's favorite hidy-hole was under the bed, where it could nap undisturbed.
- The fugitive hid the incriminating evidence in a secret hidy-hole in the basement.
- The old woman's hidy-hole was filled with memories and forgotten treasures.
- The child's favorite game was hide-and-seek, and his hidy-hole was always the same.
- The treasure hunter searched high and low for the hidy-hole where the lost treasure was said to be.
- The escape route led through a series of hidden tunnels and hidy-holes, ultimately leading to freedom.
FAQs About the word hidy-hole
an area or space used as a hiding place
hideout, shelter, refuge, lair,nest, concealment, den, hideaway, retreat, cover
No antonyms found.
The child hid in his secret hidy-hole to escape his siblings' taunts.
The fugitive's hidy-hole was a cramped attic with a tiny window.
The treasure map led to a long-forgotten hidy-hole where the gold was stashed.
The spy used a deserted house as his hidy-hole to gather intelligence.
