Hood
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 50
hood, n. a covering for the head: anything resembling such: a folding roof for a carriage: an ornamental fold at the back of an academic gown, and worn over it.— v.t. to cover with a hood: to blind.— adj. Hood′ed .— n. Hood′ie-crow , the hooded crow ( Corvus cornix ).— adj. Hood′le , having no hood.— ns. Hood′man , the person blindfolded in blind man's buff; Hood′man-blind ( Shak. ), blind man's buff. [A.S. hód ; Dut. hoed , Ger. hut .]
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