Hooded meaning

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Covered with or having a hood.
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Shaped like a hood, cowl, or similar covering.
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Having or covered with a hood.
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Shaped like a hood; cucullate.
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With the eyelids partly closed.

Hooded eyes.

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Covered with a hood.
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Shaped like a hood.
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(of an animal) Having a crest or similar elastic skin in the neck area.
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(of clothing) Fitted with a hood.

A hooded anorak.

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Hooded Sentence Examples

  • He was wearing a hooded sweat shirt and gloves.

  • The wild mouse, rat and rabbit are self-coloured, but the domesticated forms include various piebald patterns, such as spotted forms among mice, and the familiar black and white hooded and dorsal-striped pattern of some tame rats.

  • The stocky man was hooded, wore a mask and was already in the room!

  • anorak style hooded top with a red front and silver reflective piping.

  • almucia, almucium, armucia, &c.), a hooded cape of fur, or fur-lined, worn as a choir vestment by certain dignitaries of the Western Church.

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