'hide' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it as a verb to mean cover or conceal, or as a noun to mean a place where something is kept or concealed. Example: "I need to hide these important documents away in a safe place."
"I have nothing to hide".
Nor will be successful by listening to those who suggest we can hide away from the world.
But it doesn't hide the disappointment of the lack of whisky.
Yet nearly all advertising for sanitary products encourages us to hide this chunk of our lives – three thousand days for most women – by preventing leaks that might embarrass us and everyone else; by ensuring we don't, God forbid, smell of menstrual blood; by putting menstruation behind locked doors and safely enclosed in euphemism.
We cannot hide that in this moment we have some problems with players unavailable to play.
"First thing in the morning, we'd come in, turn on a proxy server to hide our real location, and then read the technical tasks we had been sent," he said.
After "outing" himself in June, insisting he didn't want to hide behind a cloak of anonymity, he has spoken on just a few occasions, and only when circumstances seemed to demand it.
I cut lengths for the straps from a piece of tougher hide.
These soldiers had no place to hide after their defection but went to the people living in these neighbourhoods to give them a shelter.
It tells the story of an unusual woman, a British-educated, divorced Hungarian doctor who held some negative views about Jews but risked her life to hide a Jewish friend, Irene Lakos, and her friend's seven-year-old nephew.
He hands out flyers that state the day's agenda: "They think we will run and hide and be sad and depressed but we celebrate our diversity.
