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hole up

verb as in take refuge

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The gang finds him holed up in a New Hampshire factory of a company Guillermo’s firm just finished gutting, babbling incoherently like Col.

From Salon

Hence he holed up in the pub cellar to write his own.

From BBC

“We put together a tight-knit team and holed up in an office with a big whiteboard,” she said.

Unlike her opponent, Ms Harris has spent the past week holed up in a Pennsylvania hotel deep in policy books — but her team has also tried to prepare her to win the optics battle too.

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So Harris and her team have holed up in Pennsylvania for nearly a week of debate prep.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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