/hʊd/
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Translation
The part of a coat or jacket that you pull up to cover your head.
Word origin
From Old English hod, a head covering, from the same old Germanic family as hat.
- Origin
- Old English
- Root
- hod
- English cognates
- hat
Grammar
Gender
Pluralhoods
Examples
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"Pull up your hood" means lift it over your head.
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A hood is part of a coat or top; a hat is a separate thing.
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British English calls that part of the car the bonnet.
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