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masker

[ US /ˈmæskɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a participant in a masquerade

How To Use masker In A Sentence

  • Surrounded by musicians and men who directed its movement, and followed by child maskers, the Ijele begin to spin, slowly at first, then gaining speed.
  • This form of spectatorship contrasts sharply with the interactive performances found in rural villages where most of these maskers normally appear.
  • Indeed, the limited ability of the organizers to control the maskers was demonstrated by their refusal to participate in a three-quarter-mile carnival-style parade in the intense heat.
  • Most deodorants are odor maskers that cover the unpleasant odor with a more appealing one.
  • This latter category often involves maskers honoring high-status elder men, as well as the punishment of lawbreakers.
  • This mask danced slowly forward with an extensive entourage of adult men and musicians, as well as a group of child maskers clad in white.
  • The audience rewarded the young masker and the entire performance with expressions of pleasure and applause.
  • At the start of the festival the organizing committee announced to me that I could not enter the stadium floor where the maskers were to appear because I was a woman.
  • Igbo maskers have a spiritual essence that varies in expression from the comedic to the sacred.
  • Now, worthy sirs, we next find our poor fellow citizen environed by a set of revellers and maskers who had assembled in the High Street, by whom he was shamefully ill treated, being compelled to kneel down in the street, and there to quaff huge quantities of liquor against his inclination, until at length he escaped from them by flight. The Fair Maid of Perth
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