Is Masqueraders a Word?
To Go About as If in Disguise; Have or Put on a Deceptive Appearance: the Stowaway Masqueraded as a Crew Member. [French Mascarade, from Italian Mascarata...
To go about as if in disguise; have or put on a deceptive appearance: The stowaway masqueraded as a crew member. [French mascarade, from Italian mascarata, variant of mascherata, from Old Italian maschera, mask; see mask.] mas′quer·ad′er n.
What is the meaning of masqueraders?
masqueraders. Frequency: One who masquerades; a person wearing a mask; one disguised.
Can you use masquerade as a verb?
As a verb, masquerade can also mean to dress up as someone else, in costume. At the parade, you will masquerade as the court jester, wearing a purple outfit and bells and tossing candy to little kids. The noun masquerade refers to both your costume, which usually includes a mask, and the event where you will wear it.
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