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costumed

[ US /ˈkɔˌstumd/ ]
[ UK /kˈɒstjuːmd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. dressed in clothing characteristic of a period, country, or class

How To Use costumed In A Sentence

  • This is why a unionized workforce is a good thing: Disney World's costumed characters have won the right to wear their own underwear to work, after years of getting crabs and scabies from the Disney-provided articles. Boing Boing: June 10, 2001 - June 16, 2001 Archives
  • They won't see images of costumed actors eating hare's ears. Times, Sunday Times
  • Like the names of restaurant dishes here — "Creole cream-cheese cannoli with pistachios and satsuma sorbet" — the costumed performance feels like a seduction. New Orleans Done Over, Done Right
  • The venue is purpose built for rituals and ceremonies, with appropriately fabulous acoustics, lavish trimmings and colourfully costumed officiants.
  • Characters are always costumed in harmony with their surroundings.
  • If you can't see how even the most resolutely period-costumed production of Don Carlos maybe just might have some pertinence to current political realities, then you're just plain obtuse. Archive 2007-09-01
  • There will also be live storytelling by historic costumed performers. Times, Sunday Times
  • Costumed residents reenact scenes from the Battle of Puebla, and smoke in the air comes from simulated musket fire. There's a skirmish at every intersection for the annual Cinco de Mayo parade in Mexico City. Costumed residents reenact scenes from the Battle of Puebla, and smoke in the air comes from simulated musket fire. © Donald W. Miles, 2009
  • In close-up, a woman (the artist) appears, costumed in headscarf, lipstick and sunglasses.
  • Festivities lasted an hour and a half, during which tourists picked roses and joined in the traditional hora dance with costumed Bulgarians of all ages.
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