Disguising is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISGUISING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISGUISE, to conceal the identity of
• make (something) unrecognizable by altering its appearance, sound, taste, or smell
• conceal the nature or existence of (a feeling or situation)
• give (someone or oneself) a different appearance in order to conceal one's identity
• the state of having altered one's appearance in order to conceal one's identity
• the concealing of one's true intentions or feelings
• a means of altering one's appearance to conceal one's identity
NOUN:
• A masque or masquerade.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to alter the appearance of

Words related to DISGUISING

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Words that contain DISGUISING

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How to use DISGUISING in a sentence

• Disguising herself as a man, she came round the Cape and presented herself before his grace, demanding the fulfilment of his promise.
• Among other things he was an inimitable hand at disguising himself, as many a wretched criminal now knows to his cost.
• There is no disguising the fact that one feels much more respect for the Mussulman rulers of the East, than for their oppressed subjects who profess his own faith.
• But disguising defects does not remove them, and we should do well to safeguard ourselves by having our food cooked as simply and naturally as possible.
• Accustomed as she was to the lively and flattering tributes of the Italians, this outward coldness disguising intense tenderness of heart captivated her imagination.
• In 1393, a year after his first outbreak of madness, the king, during an entertainment at court, conceived the idea of disguising as savages himself and five of his courtiers.
• It has been mentioned that Ithuel would not consent to trust himself near the Proserpine without disguising his person.
• Observable, moreover, was her strange method of disguising emotion.
• He is fond of disguising himself in some silly way and trying to frighten us.
• To anyone who has the least knowledge of Asia the extraordinary difficulty which any European must experience in disguising himself as a man of an Eastern race will be apparent.
• I came with you because I hoped to find the noble man who had self-exiled himself, and all the time when I thought I was disguising my heart, your clear eyes have been reading it.
• I have employed the interval since the last date in adapting and disguising them for publication.
• The same circumstance occurred on another important event in modern history, where we may observe the artifice of party writers in disguising or suppressing the real fact.
• Disguising himself as a shepherd, he presented himself before her in her home at Sorrento.
• Doubtless it was something to do with the question of her disguising arts.
• The priests succeeded in changing their clerical costume, but not in sufficiently disguising themselves, for M.
• She was as incapable of disguising her feelings as a child, and she was a joyous pagan in her happiness.
• For this purpose he returned to the town, and took a lodging in a khan, disguising himself as a merchant in silks.
• As for the rest, Lannigan will tell you in strict confidence that the best mode of disguising hoof-brands until they are effaced by new growth is to fill them with axle-grease.
• But I was sure it would torture me more to know that he was disguising his aversion than to see him openly express it.
• Thus as before she gave Torment by disguising her Inclination, she is now obliged to do it by hiding her Person.
• She fairly burned upon Kate there in the beautiful, disguising light of the morning.
• A runaway convict named George Clarke, alias The Barber, had, for a length of time escaped the vigilance of the police by disguising himself as an aboriginal native.
• Which was Dave, and which was Dan? Hang it, how disguising these football suits were! Both teams went on with their practice.
• We are now about half-way, he said, disguising the truth.
• This he tied round him with his sash, and, disguising himself as an old woman, he took a sabre, which he hid under his dress.
• As it is, there it stands at all our street-corners, disguising one of the most beautiful of ideas under one of the most preposterous of forms.
• In naming the little green plant to her he used the Latin name, thus disguising some flower familiar even to Chelsea, and making her exclaim, half in amusement, at his knowledge.
• One wonders whether the future may not blame our generation for transformations almost as disguising.
• Then he tried to escape the watchful eye by disguising himself under various shapes.
• He loaded a number of mules with the treasure, concealed beneath vegetables, and disguising himself as a peasant, took a guide and set out for Rome.
• Ware had written as bravely as she could, trying not to alarm or distress them unduly, but there could be no disguising or softening one terrible fact.
• He wore a long, disguising cloak that concealed his figure, false beard and hair, and spoke only French.

Similar words containing GUIS without suffix ing and without prefix dis

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