Childhood Games

noun The act of concealing oneself or something from view

verb Present participle of the verb 'hide', which means to conceal or keep out of sight

• The fugitive was found hiding in the abandoned warehouse.
• I saw you hiding behind the bushes!
• She's always hiding out in her room when she's upset.
• His true feelings were hiding beneath a facade of indifference.

noun a process, event, or organization that is characterized by a series of rapid or significant advances or increases

verb to move forward in or as if in leapfrog

• The company decided to leapfrog their competitors by investing in cutting-edge technology.
• Let's try to leapfrog ahead in the game by taking a shortcut.
• I'm going to leapfrog over that obstacle like a pro.
• His career quickly leapfrogged from entry-level to management position within a year.

noun a fight or playful altercation using pillows as weapons

• The children engaged in a playful pillow fight before bedtime.
• We had a massive pillow fight at the sleepover last night.
• Let's have a pillow fight and see who's the last one standing!
• Their argument turned into a verbal pillow fight, with each side throwing insults back and forth.