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masqueraders's Usage Examples:

documented since 1889, when the Times-Democrat decried the "degree of immodesty exhibited by nearly all female masqueraders seen on the streets.

Two young farmers, Lyonel and Plunkett, are looking for a couple of wenches to do their housework and, being struck by the beauty and charm of the two masqueraders, proceed to hire them.

Papillon (1982), which consisted of 2,500 masqueraders wearing ten-foot butterfly wings in a huge meditation on the ephemeral.

The most remarkable features of Bayou Bacchanal are the masqueraders who dance through the city streets to the pulsating beats of steel pan.

Until World War II, most of these masqueraders portrayed traditional African influenced characters.

selected Igbo leaders—notably patrilineage priests, kings, onyishi and some masqueraders that signifies authority, the right to command, legal administrative.

The Mongoose Play involves both dance and music performed by costumed masqueraders.

The masqueraders dance.

danyim, masqueraders perform dances every morning and evening for any period up to six days, depending on that village"s practice.

Monday and Tuesday are dominated by costumed masqueraders.

Pitchy Patchy"s role in the carnival is to keep masqueraders and the surrounding crowd in order by cracking a cattle whip.

Groups of dancers (masqueraders) with bright costumes and voluminous adornments, including whips (hunters) that are used for the Masqueraders to move crowds.

The participants and masqueraders dance and eat the traditional dish of the holiday - pancakes with a variety.