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    Masquerade \Mas`quer*ade"\, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Masqueraded};
    p. pr. & vb. n. {Masquerading}.]
    1. To assemble in masks; to take part in a masquerade.

    2. To frolic or disport in disquise; to make a pretentious
    show of being what one is not.

    A freak took an ass in the head, and he goes into
    the woods, masquerading up and down in a lion's
    skin. --L'Estrange.

    1. At least 20 Sikh gunmen masquerading as border police killed five Hindus Saturday night in the village of Darapur, according to C. Pal Singh, inspector general of police along the border with Pakistan.
    2. Despite Coleman's flavorsome score, "Welcome to the Club" is a bargain-basement revue masquerading as a musical.
    3. One cast member, sporting a black beret festooned with tiny pink roses, resembles a prancing Che Guevara masquerading as Isadora Duncan.
    4. Repeating the process on a European scale would lead to 'environmental vandalism' masquerading as environmental benefit.
    5. In fact, even the good stuff generated by the U.S. economy is actually bad stuff masquerading as good stuff.
    6. But "Life During Wartime" isn't an ideological screed masquerading as fiction.
    7. An FBI informant masquerading as a convicted Mafia boss told Fulminante that he heard rumors from other inmates that he had killed the girl, and he offered to protect Fulminante from vengeful inmates if he'd tell him the truth.
    8. "He's not tied to the old line of the Democratic Party, but he's not a Republican masquerading as a Democrat.
    9. The other, a set of five low-budget stories about cab drivers, is a comedy of stasis masquerading as a comedy of movement. In Far And Away Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman leave the old country to find a home in the new.
    10. Newspapers published reports saying military intelligence agents had in the past received passes to drive onto some campuses and operated off-campus coffee houses, masquerading as waiters.
    11. Had the Journal sent a reporter to the committee markup, rather than an editorialist masquerading as a reporter, your readers might have learned that the amendment was offered by a Republican and was adopted without opposition.
    12. In a court filing Wednesday, Reagan said Poindexter's subpoena was a "broad-gauge discovery device masquerading as a trial subpoena" and that it seeks a "laundry list" of documents on 67 different subjects.
    13. But let us not confuse profits of big business masquerading as concerns for people's health care or for the cost.
    14. The government and armed forces say prisoners like Miss Mendoza are leftist guerrilla operatives masquerading as labor activists and that they invent accusations of torture and abuse to slander authorities.
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