Mask ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Mask ( noun )

1. A covering worn on the face to conceal one's identity.
2. A protective covering worn over the face.
3. Something that disguises or hides the true nature of something.

Origin:

From old french masque, from italian maschera, from medieval latin masca (witch, specter), from arabic maskharah (buffoon).

Examples:

1. He wore a mask to the party.
2. She wore a mask to protect herself from the dust.
3. They wore masks to conceal their identities.
4. The mask was made of paper.
5. The mask was decorated with feathers.

(As a verb)

Mask ( verb )

1. A covering worn on the face to conceal one's identity.
2. A protective covering worn over the face.
3. Something that disguises or hides the true nature of something.

Origin:

From old french masque, from italian maschera, from medieval latin masca (witch, specter), from arabic maskharah (buffoon).

Examples:

1. He wore a mask to the party.
2. She wore a mask to protect herself from the dust.
3. They wore masks to conceal their identities.
4. The mask was made of paper.
5. The mask was decorated with feathers.