Latibulate (verb) (archaic)
lat-ib-yu-layt
to hide oneself in a corner or a secluded place, usually to seek refuge or escape reality.
from the Latin word latibulum, which means “a hiding place”.
Example sentences
“Weekends during tourist season just make me want to latibulate in a corner somewhere.”
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