hoodman (Meaning)
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hoodman (n.)
The person blindfolded in the game called hoodman-blind.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hoodman
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hoodman Sentence Examples
- The hoodman, his face concealed, led the procession into the darkness.
- The hoodman's footsteps echoed through the empty warehouse, creating an eerie atmosphere.
- The victim was found with a hoodman's scarf tied tightly around her neck.
- The detective suspected that the hoodman was linked to a series of unsolved kidnappings.
- The hoodman's identity remained a mystery, even after years of investigation.
- The children played a game of hoodman blind, giggling as they stumbled around.
- The blindfold game reminded them of the traditional character of hoodman blind.
- The hoodman in the play wore a long black cloak and a terrifying mask.
- The hoodman's appearance sent chills down the audience's spines.
- The hoodman's presence in the story added an element of suspense and danger.
FAQs About the word hoodman
The person blindfolded in the game called hoodman-blind.
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The hoodman, his face concealed, led the procession into the darkness.
The hoodman's footsteps echoed through the empty warehouse, creating an eerie atmosphere.
The victim was found with a hoodman's scarf tied tightly around her neck.
The detective suspected that the hoodman was linked to a series of unsolved kidnappings.
