hooded

English

Etymology

hood +‎ -ed

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈhʊdɪd/

Adjective

hooded (not comparable)

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

   A hooded anorak.

Derived terms

• hooded crane
• hooded crow
• hooded grebe
• hooded gull
• hooded justice
• hooded merganser
• hooded oriole
• hooded pitohui
• hooded seal

• hooded sheldrake
• hooded snake
• hooded spirits
• hooded sweatshirt
• hooded tickspider
• hooded tops
• hooded vulture
• hooded warbler
• hooded wheatear

Translations

wearing a hood

• Danish: hætteklædt
• Finnish: huppupäinen
• Greek: κουκουλοφόρος (el) m (koukoulofóros)
• Irish: cochallach
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• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: med hette over hodet

• Spanish: encapuchado (es)

covered with a hood

• Finnish: huputettu, hupullinen
• Greek: κουκουλοφόρος (el) (koukoulofóros)
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• Irish: cochallach

shaped like a hood

• Finnish: huppumainen, hupunmuotoinen
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• Irish: cochallach

having a crest in the neck area

• Bulgarian: качулат (bg) (kačulat)
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(garment) fitted with a hood

• Bulgarian: с качулка (s kačulka)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: med hette

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• Swedish: med huva, med kapuschong

Verb

hooded

1. simple past and past participle of hood