hooded in Irish
hooded in Irish is cochallach — hooded means wearing, fitted with, or shaped like a hood.
hooded in Irish
cochallach
What does "hooded" mean?
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adj Wearing, fitted with, or shaped like a hood.
"A hooded figure stood at the end of the street."
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adj Describing eyes with heavy, drooping eyelids that partly cover the crease.
"His hooded eyes gave him a sleepy, mysterious look."
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hooded in a sentence
- A hooded figure stood at the end of the street.
- She wore a hooded jacket to stay dry.
- His hooded eyes gave him a sleepy, mysterious look.
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What is "hooded" in Irish?
"hooded" in Irish is cochallach. hooded means: Wearing, fitted with, or shaped like a hood.
How do you use "hooded" in a sentence?
Example: "A hooded figure stood at the end of the street." In Irish, "hooded" is cochallach.
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