Hickwall, Hickway

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 79
[Old Eng.] (Ornith.) A small wood-pecker, Picus minor. Hid, Hidden ( hid'n ), pp. of HIDE (q.v.). Concealed; secreted. "The several parts lay hidden in the plece."-Dryden. -Secret; mysterious; not known. "What I have hidden , hope thou not to know."-Dryden. Hid'age, n. [From hide , an Old Eng. land measure.] A tax formerly levied by the English monarch on every hide of land.
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