Reverse Dictionary: HID

ADJECTIVES
1533 ► QUIET acting or living quietly; remaining hid or secret; fast asleep → Sc. obs.
1542 ► VELATED covered over; veiled, hidden → obs.
1567 ► OCCULT hidden from sight; concealed; not exposed to view → obs.
1597 ► OCCULTED hidden, concealed → obs.
1602 ► ABSTRUSE concealed, hidden, secret → obs.
1607 ► ABSTRUSED concealed, hidden, remote → obs.
1621 ► TAPISED → TAPIST hidden, concealed → obs.
1635 ► ABDITE hidden away; put out of the way → obs.
M17. ► INVOLUTE hidden, obscure
1650 ► LATITANT that lies concealed or hid; lurking
1656 ► OPERTANEOUS of secret, hidden, or covert nature; done in private, hidden from view, concealed → obs.
1660 ► BEDILT hidden, covered → obs.
1684 ► DELITESCENT lying hid, concealed, or obscured
1719 ► ABSCOND hidden from view → obs.
L18.. ► HIDLINGS hidden, secret, underhand, clandestine → Sc. & N. Eng. dial.
1836 ► LATESCENT becoming hidden or obscure
1892 ► BALKED UP hidden, screened from sight → Eng. dial.
L19.. ► HIDDENMOST most hidden or secret
1904 ► SCOUSED secluded, hidden → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1910 ► DOWN SOUTH hidden, buried; in one’s pocket → Aust. sl.
19C.. ► DATCHIE hidden, secret → Sc.   
2006 ► DOGGO hidden away; quiet and waiting → US sl. (Bk.)


ADVERBS
1866 ► SKOOK in a hidden manner, secretly, furtively, with a gloomy, scowling mien → Sc.


NOUNS
1656 ► OCCULT something hidden or secret → obs.
1658 ► ABDITORY a hidden or withdrawn place; a concealed repository
1691 ► HEAL a hidden spot; an unseen place; shelter → Eng. dial.
1701 ► LATITANCY the state of lying concealed or hid
1914 ► STASH something hidden → sl.


VERBS
1330 ► LUSK to lie hid; to lie idly or at ease; to indulge in laziness; to skulk → obs.
1330 ► TAPIS → TAPISH to lie close to the ground, to lie low so as to be hid; to lurk, to skulk, to lie hid → obs.
1623 ► LATITATE to lurk; to lie hid → obs.
1706 ► TAPPY to lie hid → obs.
1893 ► LIE DOGGO to remain hidden or motionless so as not to be noticed → sl.
1893 ► STAY DOGGO to remain hidden or motionless so as not to be noticed → sl.