Noun:

இசை நாடகக் கூத்து,

masque's Usage Examples:

Many bridal stores carry prom dresses and tuxedos that would work very well for a masquerade prom.

He was fond of field sports and of music, and in 1633 he had charge of the music in the great masque performed by the inns of court before the king and queen.

they may be mere weeds like groundsels or ragworts, or climbers masquerading like ivy, or succulent and almost leafless, or they may be shrubs and even trees.

For example, a masquerade ball theme might benefit New Orleans charities rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina, while a mermaid theme may benefit charities dedicated to saving the ocean.

His father didn't want a dog, so Jamie had to masquerade the new puppy by telling his father that the puppy belonged to the neighbor.

An annual exhibition is held under the auspices of the Art Union; and the members of the Artists' Society, or Malkasten, as they are called, have annual festivals and masquerades.

They all wore masks for the masquerade party.

masquerade party, I wanted to incorporate strong dashes of color.

As a boss of mine used to say about PR masquerading as news: " It's all sizzle and no sausage " .

The body masque is rinsed with yogurt, which is nutritious for the skin adding enzymes and acting as a natural moisturizer.

Thus, nakedness has been able to be imagined as both an indecent state needing to be covered by "culture" (clothing) and a pure state far superior to the indecent cultural masquerade of clothing.

in 1487, we find Leonardo devising all the mechanical and spectacular part of a masque of Paradise; and presently afterwards designing a bathing pavilion of unheard-of beauty and ingenuity for the young duchess.

Synonyms:

fancy-dress ball, masquerade party, masquerade, masked ball, mask, party, masquerade ball,

Antonyms:

unmask, uncover, show,