hid

[ hid ]

verb

1. simple past tense and a past participle of hide ¹.

hid

/ hɪd /

verb

1. the past tense and a past participle of hide 1

Other Words From

• un·hid adjective

Example Sentences

Mr Haas also said the idea that J&J hid the contaminated contents of its products from the public, government and other groups was "inconceivable and false".

From BBC

J&J has previously said that "any suggestion that Johnson & Johnson knew or hid information about the safety of talc is false".

From BBC

He disputed the idea that jurors’ identities were meant to be kept secret, arguing Olmedo’s ruling only hid information contained in “the forms that the jurors fill out relating to their jury service.”

From Los Angeles Times

When it came to his own problems, he deflected many transgressions onto underlings and accountants, but admitted that he had bought cars, a boat and a plane while owing millions of dollars to the I.R.S. — and then hid assets so they would not be seized.

From New York Times

“He hid his agenda,” Cox told me.

From Salon

Related Words

• bury
• camouflage
• cover
• disguise
• hole up
• mask
• obscure
• plant
• protect
• shelter
• shield
• smuggle
• stash
• suppress
• tuck away
• withhold