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Hitchcock

Hitchcock

73 3.5
A British film director known for making tense, frightening movies
  • proper noun
  • /ˈhɪtʃkɒk/
translation icon : Alfred Hitchcock
  • Alfred Hitchcock was known for his mastery of suspense in film.
  • Alfred Hitchcock
  • Hitchcock films
  • Hitchcock's work

Yeah, there's a great example that was from Hitchcock's movie Marnie.

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Examples

  • Well, firstly, you can never go wrong with Hitchcock.

  • Like the scene in Hitchcock's "The Birds," it is eerily still as everyone freezes.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • It's not a Hitchcock movie, you know.

  • Only if this were a Hitchcock movie, something else should be happening about now.

    Fiction book (2000)
  • Some of the Hitchcock movies scared me half to death, and not in a fun way.

    Fiction book (2001)
  • Hollywood came calling and he worked first for Alfred Hitchcock and then Walt Disney.

  • Now this semester we'll be looking exclusively at the works of Alfred Hitchcock.

  • I mean to modern readers they I'm sure remind you of that very frightening Hitchcock film, The Birds.

  • What's really funny is if you watch old Hitchcock movies, you're like, that's scary.

  • Yeah, there's a great example that was from Hitchcock's movie Marnie.

Synonyms

Alfred Hitchcock
vsHitchcock
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English film director and producer famous for suspenseful movies

is the same person described without dates or the Master of Suspense nickname

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Hitchcock is an old English family name made of two common words: hitch meaning 'a small catch' or 'to fasten' and cock meaning 'rooster' or 'young man'. So the director Alfred Hitchcock carries a surname that began as a catchy nickname and later became a family name.