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Where you become a rumor — too clever to find, too smart to leave a trail.
means A secret place where someone hides, especially to avoid being caught or seen.
from A straightforward compound of the verb 'hide' plus 'out,' built the same way as 'lookout' or 'hangout.' 'Hide' itself is ancient — Old English 'hȳdan,' to conceal, with relatives across the old Germanic tongues. The 'hideout' as a noun for a fugitive's lair is a fairly recent American coinage, roughly turn-of-the-20th-century, with the flavor of outlaws and dime novels clinging to it ever since.
- word roots
- From Old Norse, meaning skin or concealment
- outlaw favorite
- Butch Cassidy's gang used remote 'Hole-in-the-Wall'
- animal version
- Octopuses build den fortresses from collected shells and rocks
- best ones
- Look boring on purpose to avoid attention
al capone's hideout — scarface's fortress in miami beach, florida during prohibition
jesse james cave — outlaw hideout in missouri used during the 1870s-1880s
bin laden compound abbottabad — pakistan residence where osama bin laden was killed in 2011