Masks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MASKS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MASK, to cover, cloak or disguise
• cover (the face) with a mask
• conceal (something) from view
• (of a taste, smell, etc.) prevent the perception of (another sensation)
• cover (an object or surface) so as to protect it during painting
NOUN:
• a covering for all or part of the face, worn as a disguise, or to amuse or frighten others.
• a covering made of fibre or gauze and fitting over the nose and mouth to protect against air pollutants, or made of sterile gauze and worn to prevent infection of the wearer or (in surgery) of the patient.
• a protective covering fitting over the whole face, worn in fencing, ice hockey, and other sports.
• a respirator used to filter inhaled air or to supply gas for inhalation.
• a masked person.
• a face pack
• a hollow model of a human head worn by ancient Greek and Roman actors.
• the face or head of a fox or other game animal, as a trophy.
• a piece of material such as card used to cover a part of an image that is not required when exposing a print.
• a patterned metal film used in the manufacture of microcircuits to allow selective modification of the underlying material.
• the enlarged labium of a dragonfly larva, which can be extended to seize prey.
• a likeness of a person's face moulded or sculpted in clay or wax.
• a person's face regarded as having set into a particular expression
• a manner or expression that hides one's true character or feelings
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cover with a mask (a covering used to disguise the face)

Words related to MASKS

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How to use MASKS in a sentence

• They were blood and tatters from head to foot, and from drying red masks peered their bloodshot eyes.
• In these infernal masks they gave vent to private malice, and cut the throats of their neighbors and their innocent children.
• Then comes the play, the inevitable early play, still, even in 1700, apt to be so rank-lipped that respectable ladies could only appear at it in masks.
• Fool! Grinning from the high shelves were the Greek masks, Comedy and Tragedy.
• It was as if they had assumed masks to warn her that they had some secret and sinister business with her.
• Their red-rimmed, inflamed eyes looked out as though from masks.
• The nurses wear masks across their mouths and noses.
• The operator and first assistant should wear masks and sterile gloves.
• They also said that the men who operated the tanks wore protective masks and gloves.
• Immediately under these were the six Hostjoboard, and beneath the latter were the masks of Naiyenesgony and Tobaidischinni at the north end.
• The song was now resumed, and dipping the wand he held in the basket of water the boy sprinkled the masks, beginning at the north end and east row.
• In approaching the masks they always pass back of the line around to the north side and then step in front of the masks.
• He was told to have his people make masks to represent them.
• These, the latest things from Paris, were almost like masks.
• Another building serves to lodge the gardeners and masks the entrance to the orchards and kitchen-gardens.
• Europe could not be peopled with iron masks, while deformed tumblers ran about the streets without creating any surprise.
• I found it most valuable in crossing the battery which now masks the remains of what was once Government House.
• Travers, in England, a small supply of the first gas masks of the war.
• Under this Greco-Parisian disguise it was easy for everyone to discover the true names and to see behind the masks the faces intended.
• Grace, trusting to her companion, quitted the car, strolling out amongst the masks.

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