hooding (Meaning)

Webster

hooding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Hood

The hooded figure stood in the shadows, casting an ominous presence.
The monks' robes hooded their faces, concealing their identities.
The hooding ceremony marked the transition from novitiate to ordained member.
The falconer's hooding glove protected the bird's eyes from bright sunlight.
The hooded eagle gazed intently at its prey, its sharp talons extended.
The car enthusiast's hooding event showcased the latest modifications to their vehicles.
The hooded suspect remained elusive, despite the police's efforts to identify them.
The hooding process for insulation involved placing layers of material around the building.
The hooding of a horse was used to protect its eyes during certain medical procedures.
The hooded vulture soared high above the desert, its eyes scanning for carrion.

of Hood

bandit, gangster, villain,thug, criminal, assassin, mug, bully, thief, perpetrator

No antonyms found.

The hooded figure stood in the shadows, casting an ominous presence.

The monks' robes hooded their faces, concealing their identities.

The hooding ceremony marked the transition from novitiate to ordained member.

The falconer's hooding glove protected the bird's eyes from bright sunlight.