Hide
Hide verb - To put into a hiding place.
Usage example: the thief had hidden the stolen jewelry under the floorboards
Parade
Parade verb - To present so as to invite notice or attention.
Usage example: intends to parade her expensive new dress at the party
How words are described
| full | full hide | full parade |
| best | best hide | best parade |
| common | common hide | common parade |
| entire | entire hide | entire parade |
| Other adjectives: little. | ||
Common collocations
| body | hide body | parade body |
| relationship | hide relationship | parade relationship |
| identity | hide identity | parade identity |
| head | hide head | parade head |
Both words in one sentence
- In The Love Parade, Queen Louise and Prince-Consort Alfred have to hide the strain in their relationship to avoid a scandal that could ruin the country.
Source: Happy Marriage Charade -
In The Jungle Book, Bagheera does this as he tries to hide from a monkey parade, as there are a bunch of statues of panthers in the ruined human city where King Louie holds court, with one conveniently empty spot for him to sit in and assume the same pose as the statues.
Source: Nobody Here but Us Statues -
The Love Parade (1929) has a scene where Queen Louise and Alfred attend the opening night of the opera and are forced to hide the strain in their relationship to avoid a scandal that could ruin the country.
Source: At the Opera Tonight
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