Conceal

verb

1. To put out of sight secrete

   "hide a key under the doormat"

2. To conceal for shelter or protection shield

   "They hid him from the police."

3. To keep secret

   "hide the truth"

4. To screen from or as if from view obscure

   "clouds hid the sun"

5. To turn (the eyes or face) away in shame or anger
6. To remain out of sight

   "she hid under the bed"

7. To seek protection or evade responsibility

   "hides behind his dark glasses, hoping to avoid being recognized"

noun

1. The skin of an animal whether raw or prepared for use
2. The life or physical well-being of a person

   "betrayed his friend to save his own hide"

verb

1. To give a beating to flog

noun

1. Blind

   "hunting ducks from a hide"

noun

1. Any of various old English units of land area

noun

1. A children's game in which one player does not look while others hide and then goes to find them

noun

1. A children's game in which everyone hides from one player who tries to find them

idiom

1. To not tell others about one's talents, successes, ideas, etc.

idiom

1. To keep someone from being harmed

   "He doesn't care what happens to us. All he's worried about is saving his own hide."

idiom

1. To beat or whip (someone) very badly

   "He threatened to tan my hide if I didn't do what he told me to do."