masquerade

a masquerade of humility.

He might try to masquerade as a policeman.

She masqueraded as a shepherd.

The stowaway masqueraded as a crew member.

the idle gossip that masquerades as news in some local papers.

PFOA and other related long-chain fluorochemicals stick to blood proteins and masquerade as digestive acids.

Sixth in the Mackie series, Masquerade Ball™ Barbie& wears a multi-colored harlequin gown of vivid glass bugle beads sewn in diamond patterns, and accented with a velvety black overskirt.

It's a memoir masquerading as fiction like a reverse James Frey.

" Was the masquerade your notion, or his" ?

Plus, I have always been a sucker for a masquerade ball.

You may have actually seen them before, masquerading as bees and wasps.

The IRGC masquerades as a legitimate military organization but none of this should be fooled.

In fact, I sometimes privately thought of myself as a journalist masquerading as a spokesman.

These ornate masquerades and charades that are part of his complexity reveal something about his identity.

Because masquerading as a bird turd appears to protect certain arachnids from getting eaten by wasps.

Nor can I masquerade in a cloak of romance and patriotism, no matter how convenient it might be.

And in " Runner's World" magazine, Gatorade ran an ad masquerading as an article titled " Hydration 101."