Masker (noun)

A person who wears a mask or disguise, especially for concealment or as part of a performance or event.

Origin:

The word 'masker' has its roots in the old french word 'masque', which means 'mask' or 'disguise'. it entered the english language in the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The masked ball was attended by a variety of maskers, each with their own unique costume and disguise.
2. The street performers were colorful maskers, dressed in bright costumes and singing and dancing for the crowds.
3. The bank robber was easily identified by the teller as he was the only masker in the room wearing a ski mask.
4. The children at the Halloween party were eager to try on their masks and become maskers for the evening.
5. The maskers at the Mardi Gras parade were a joyous and boisterous crowd, throwing beads and sweets to the crowds.