History
History
Synonyms
UK
US
Meaning:
behaviour

the (good or bad) way a person behaves; treatment shown towards others

manner of conducting oneself

camouflage

(to give something) a colour, pattern, shape etc that makes it difficult to identify

disguise

cloak

a loose outer article of clothing without sleeves

cover; coat

clothe

to put on, supply, clothes for (a person)

cover with apparel

costume

a style of dress

set of clothes

cover

something that covers another thing

wrapping, cover-up

coverup

cover something up

false face, cover

disguise

with a deliberately strange or unusual appearance in order to hide one's identity

covering, makeup for deception

domino

a small, flat, oblong piece of wood or bone, marked with spots

false face, cover

dress

an article of clothing with a top part and skirt, worn by a woman or girl

clothing; woman's garment

facade

the front (of a building)

false front

face

the front part of the head (from the forehead to the chin)

front of something; expression, exterior

getup

to get out of bed; to stand

dress

likeness

the condition of being like

correspondence in appearance; something that corresponds

mask

a covering for (part of) the face; a face carved in wood

false face, cover

masquerade

a dance where people wear masks; a false show or pretence

disguise; social occasion for disguises

outfit

a set of clothing, equipment, especially for a purpose

set of clothes or equipment

pose

a position in, for, a painting, photograph etc; a dishonest way of behaving, intended to impress people

artificial position

pretense

a false claim or excuse made to deceive

falsehood, affected show; cover

pretext

a reason that is not true (for an action etc)

disguise; alleged reason

role

an actor's part in a play; a person's task or duty in an undertaking

impersonation of a character

semblance

an (untrue) appearance

aura, appearance

shape

the outer form, outline of something; a sort; condition

form, structure

veil

a covering of fine net or other material used to protect or hide a woman's face; something that hides or disguises something

disguise

veneer

(a thin layer of) fine quality wood glued to the surface of cheaper wood (for making furniture etc); a surface appearance (of politeness etc) covering the true nature

pretence, front

GUISE as in Wiktionary
GUISE as in Wikipedia