disguise

• I shall turn to the right out the door, as my disguise is the more realistic. —  The Beekeeper’s Apprentice - Laurie R. King - Russell-Holmes 01
• The story of the disguise was a silly slander, based upon the trifling fact that for this night journey Lincoln wore a traveling cap instead of his hat. —  Abraham Lincoln, Vol. I.
• In the comic he's repulsive and ludicrous-a tiny man with lifts in his shoes, he suffers from major sexual problems, and his disguise is a street person whose placard reads "The end is nigh."
• I couldn't get out of the city in any other way just now, and I want to see Mexico That idea was growing upon him rapidly, but his next errand was to the seńor's own room, to put on what he called his disguise. —  Ahead of the Army
• This disguise was as good as an ambush, while it also served to give the place the festive appearance looked for by the enemy. —  Feats on the Fiord The third book in "The Playfellow"

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