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hoodsnoun1pl. of hood a violent, brutal person who is often a member of an organized gangwhen a gang of hoods started hanging out in front of the store, customers went elsewhere bullies, gangbangers, gangstas, gangsters, goons, gorillas, hoodlums, hooligans, mobsters, mugs, plug-uglies, punks, roughnecks, rowdies, ruffians, thugs, toughies, toughs, yobbos(or yobboes, British), yobs(British) cutthroats, scoundrels, villainsassassins, bandits, bravos(or bravoes), brigands, criminals, crooks, desperadoes(or desperados), felons, gunmen, highwaymen, lawbreakers, mafiosi, malefactors, offenders, outlaws, perpetrators, perps, piratespickpockets, racketeers, robbers, swindlers, thieves, vandalsjuvenile delinquents, tearaways(British) something that covers or conceals like a piece of clothcounterfeiters conducting their affairs under a hood of secrecy blankets, cloaks, copes, coverings, covers, covertures, cover-ups, curtains, mantles, masks, palls, penumbrae(or penumbras), robes, shrouds, veils, wraps blinds, concealers, screens, shieldsfig leafs(or fig leaves), Potemkin villages, Trojan horsescamouflages, disguises, facades(also façades), faces, masks, veneersglosses, varnishes |