Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| bield | (Scots) a shelter (verb) to give shelter |
| bieldy | (Scots) sheltering. |
| cache | a secret store; (verb) to hide away. |
| camouflage | to conceal or disguise by camouflage. |
| camouflagic | relating to camouflage. |
| conceal | to keep from sight or discovery. |
| concealable | that can be concealed. |
| concealer | one who conceals. |
| concealingly | (Adv.) CONCEALING. |
| concealment | the act of concealing. |
| cootch | to hide, to cuddle up. |
| covert | secret > COVERTER, COVERTEST; (noun) a hiding place. |
| covertly | (Adv.) COVERT, secret. |
| covertness | the state of being covert. |
| coverture | covering; shelter. |
| coverup | the suppression of some secret or scandal. |
| cryptadia | (Greek) things to be kept hidden. |
| cryptic | hidden, secret. |
| cryptical | hidden, secret. |
| cryptically | (Adv.) CRYPTIC, hidden, secret. |
| cwtch | (Welsh) to hide, to cuddle up. |
| dearn | secret; lonely (noun) secrecy, hiding; (verb) to darn |
| dearnly | (Adv.) DEARN, secret, lonely. |
| delitescence | latence. |
| delitescent | hidden, latent. |
| dern | secret; lonely (noun) secrecy, hiding; (verb) to keep hidden |
| disguisable | that can be disguised. |
| dissemble | to hide true feelings, motives, or the facts. |
| dissembler | one who dissembles, hides true feelings. |
| dissemblingly | (Adv.) DISSEMBLING. |
| doggo | still and quiet, as in to lie doggo. |
| embosk | to conceal with foliage. |
| embower | to place in a bower; to shelter with trees. |
| embowerment | the act of embowering. |
| encave | (Shakesp.) to hide. |
| enshelter | (Shakesp.) to give shelter to. |
| feal | faithful; loyal; (verb) to conceal. |
| funkhole | a place of retreat for shelter or refuge. |
| harborer | (US) one who, or that which, harbors. |
| harborless | (US) without a harbor. |
| harbour | a refuge, shelter; (verb) to shelter. |
| harbourer | one who or that which harbours. |
| haven | a shelter, a refuge; (verb) to shelter. |
| hele | (Dial.) to hide, conceal. |
| hell | any place of vice and misery; (verb) to hide, conceal. |
| hidable | that can be hidden. |
| hidden | concealed; obscure. |
| hiddenly | (Adv.) HIDDEN, concealed. |
| hiddenmost | most tucked away, most hidden. |
| hiddenness | the state of being hidden. |
| hide | a place of concealment; an animal's skin; (verb) to conceal to remove the hide from |
| hideaway | a hideout. |
| hideless | without a hide. |
| hideout | a place of concealment. |
| hider | one who hides. |
| hidling | (Scots) in secret. |
| hidlings | (Scots) in secret. |
| hidlins | (Scots) in secret. |
| imbosk | (Obs.) to conceal, as in bushes. |
| imbower | to place in a bower; to shelter with trees. |
| incave | (Shakesp.) to hide. |
| incog | (Short for) incognito, a person concealing his identity. |
| incognita | (Ital.) a woman who is unknown or in disguise. |
| inshelter | to place in shelter. |
| latescent | becoming latent or hidden. |
| latitancy | the act or state of lying hid, or lurking. |
| latitation | a lying in concealment. |
| lurkingly | (Adv.) LURKING, lying in wait. |
| obreptitious | done or obtained by trickery, or by concealing the truth. |
| occult | secret (verb) to hide or make disappear |
| occultation | a concealing, esp of one of the heavenly bodies by another. |
| occulter | something or someone that occults. |
| occultly | (Adv.) OCCULT, secret. |
| occultness | the state of being occult. |
| overgrass | to grass over, conceal with grass. |
| refuge | a shelter; (verb, arch.) to shelter. |
| scog | (Scots) shadow, shelter; (verb) to shelter. |
| scoog | (Scots) shadow, shelter; (verb) to shelter. |
| scoug | (Scots) shadow, shelter; (verb) to shelter. |
| scug | (Scots) shadow, shelter; (verb) to shelter. |
| sculk | (Obs.) to hide, evade, move stealthily. |
| secret | hidden (noun) something hidden |
| secretness | the state of being secret. |
| semisecret | partly secret. |
| shelter | a protection (verb) to provide cover or protection for |
| sheltery | affording shelter. |
| shroudy | affording shelter. |
| skog | to shelter. |
| skug | (Scots) shadow, shelter; (verb) to shelter. |
| skulk | to hide, evade, move stealthily. |
| skulking | stealthy (noun) the act of skulking |
| skulkingly | (Adv.) SKULKING. |
| smokescreen | a cloud of smoke raised to conceal movements. |
| stash | to stow in hiding. |
| tappice | to lie low; to hide. |
| unconcealed | not concealed. |
| unconcealing | not concealing. |