Masker

/ˈmæs.kər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person or thing that wears or uses a mask.

The masker at the masquerade ball captivated everyone with their elaborate costume.

A device used to cover or shield something, often for protective purposes.

The painter used a masker to protect the edges while applying the new coat of paint.

A product or substance applied to the face for cosmetic purposes.

She applied a hydrating masker to her face to rejuvenate her skin.

Middle English, from 'mask' + '-er' (agent suffix)

masker of secrets

One who hides the truth or conceals information.

to be a masker

To pretend or disguise oneself, often for deceptive purposes.

mask

A covering for all or part of the face.

disguise

To change the appearance of someone or something.

Someone who hides their true intentions or feelings.

Don't be a masker, just tell me how you really feel.

An illusionist or performer who uses masks.

That guy is a real masker, he can make anyone believe in magic.