hider
- noun
- /ˈhaɪdər/
- The cat became an expert hider, squeezing into tight spaces to escape from the curious dog.
- a good hider
Examples
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In the children's game, each hider would crouch behind bushes or under tables to avoid being found by the seeker.
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Did you find a hider in the barn?
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I've always been a good hider.
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"OK," said Chameleon, "but I'm not a good hider."
Fiction book (1998) -
Toby, Beck and Simon, may I say some of the most crafty, crafty hiders we have as well.
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The Guesser lifts the appropriate mug, recovers the gnome, and becomes the new Hider.
Academic text (1991) -
During the game of hide and seek, Sarah was the best hider, often finding the best spots to conceal herself.
Synonyms
A person who secretly tells adults or police about things other people do wrong
A person who hides to watch others without being seen
A person or thing that hides something to keep it secret
A person who changes their appearance to avoid being recognized
A person who hides or moves quietly to avoid being seen
A person or animal that moves quietly to avoid being noticed and blamed
A person or object that hides something in a secret place
A person who wears a mask and costume at a party or event
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hider comes from the verb hide, which means 'to put out of sight', plus the ending -er that means 'one who'. So a hider is simply someone or something that hides from view.