hidy-hole

/ ˈhaɪdɪˌhəʊl /

noun

1. informal.
   a hiding place

Example Sentences

The boy spins, apparently overwhelmed, and squeaks: “Little bunny hidy-hole!”

From Seattle Times

He retreats to Neverland through a willow-branch hidy-hole.

From Los Angeles Times

“The only time he does pop up out of his hidy-hole, he says we’re going to defund the police.”

From Seattle Times

An octopus changed colors as I approached, perhaps annoyed that its hidy-hole beneath a rock wasn’t fooling anybody.

From Washington Post

The conclusion was that the cats with boxes were less stressed because they had a cardboard hidy-hole to hunker down in.

From Washington Post