HIKE Meaning and
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Hike can be defined as a verb or a noun, referring to an outdoor activity involving walking or trekking in nature, typically on trails or in mountains.
As a verb, hike means to take a long walk or trek, usually in the countryside or wilderness. It often implies physical exertion and a challenging terrain, such as steep hills or uneven paths. Hiking is a popular recreational activity, offering an opportunity to connect with nature, experience solitude, and enjoy stunning landscapes. It can also serve as a form of exercise and a way to improve fitness levels. Hikers may carry backpacks with supplies, such as food, water, and camping gear, for longer treks.
As a noun, hike refers to the actual journey or excursion undertaken on foot in natural surroundings. It can also describe a specific trail or route used for hiking. Hikes can vary in difficulty and length, ranging from short walks that take only a few hours to multi-day expeditions. The term "day hike" typically refers to a hike that can be completed within a day without the need for overnight camping.
Overall, hiking is a popular way to explore and appreciate nature, offering individuals an opportunity to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of urban life and immerse themselves in the great outdoors.
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Etymology of HIKE
The word "hike" has its origins in the 1800s, specifically in the slang of the American frontier. It originated from the words "hiker" and "hicking" which were initially used to describe long walks or tramps. These words likely derived from the Middle English word "hike" or "hychen", meaning "to limp or hobble". The term "hike" gradually shifted from describing walks to indicating a more vigorous activity of walking or marching, often in a rugged or uphill terrain. Over time, it became commonly associated with outdoor recreational activities, in particular, long, vigorous walks in nature.
Idioms with the word HIKE
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hike (sth) up
The idiom "hike (sth) up" is used to describe the act of increasing or raising the price, cost, rate, or amount of something significantly. It implies a sudden and often significant increase in the value or price of a certain item, service, or situation.
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hike (something) up
The idiom "hike (something) up" means to increase the price, level, or intensity of something significantly. It implies raising or raising to a higher level or degree. This can be related to prices, fees, rates, or even an action or behavior.
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hike up
The idiom "hike up" typically means to raise or increase something, usually referring to a price, value, or level.
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take a hike!
The idiom "take a hike!" is used as a colloquial and informal way to tell someone to go away or leave. It is often used when someone is irritated, annoyed, or simply wants to be alone.
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Take a hike/walk!
The idiom "Take a hike/walk!" is typically used as a statement of dismissal or as a command telling someone to go away or leave. It can be considered a polite way of telling someone to leave or to stop bothering you.
Similar spelling words for HIKE
- hiss,
- HISE,
- Hiked,
- bike,
- hive,
- hire,
- hikes,
- dike,
- hide,
- HIX,
- -like,
- hickey,
- hick,
- Heike,
- high,
- His,
- like,
- hice,
- higi,
- nike,
- pike,
- hicks,
- hiker,
- HIGA,
- hisey.
Conjugate verb Hike
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