intransitive. To remain concealed, to escape notice; to hide or suppress one's thoughts or feelings. Also (occasionally) transitive in Old…

To cover (a thing, or person) so as to protect, keep warm, or conceal. Obsolete.

To be hid, lie hid, lurk. Obsolete.

To hide or conceal oneself, to keep out of sight, to avoid observation, esp. with some sinister motive or in fear of being discovered; to lurk.

reflexive and intransitive. intransitive. To conceal oneself. Also with up.

intransitive. To hide, lie concealed.

intransitive. To conceal oneself, to hide.

To sink out of sight; to crouch or cower down; to lie hidden. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be concealed, lie hid. Obsolete.

intransitive. To lie hidden; to lurk. Cf. dark, v. 3. Obsolete.

intransitive. To hide oneself. Obsolete. rare.

To remain in a state of inactivity or concealment (not necessarily prone or reclining). Chiefly with adjective complement or past participle. (For to…

intransitive. To seek concealment; to hide. dialect.

figurative. To lodge as in a burrow, hide oneself.

intransitive. To hide oneself. Obsolete.

In extended use: to be concealed or hidden from sight; to lie low. Of people.

in to keep close, lie close, etc. (Cf. B. 1.)