masquerade

Object

• host: This also applies to initial traffic from the same masqueraded host going to the same remote host if the SPI values differ.
• gateway: There is no way for the masquerading gateway to detect or prevent this collision.
• network: A DNS proxy will be used to make the changing DNS IP addresses invisible inside the masqueraded network.

Converse of object

• perform: Performed three masquerade the seminars receptions history traditions aquatic.

Preposition: as

• angel: And no wonder, for Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light.
• whale: Bond to Dr. No while observing the latter's aquarium: " Minnows masquerading as whales.
• journalist: There are also some shadowy characters circling this all-important industry masquerading as journalists.
• democracy: If the first represented the crisis of opportunism, the last represents the crisis of neo-liberalism masquerading as social democracy.
• science: Ireland's badger cull is slaughter masquerading as science, claim conservationists - NFBG news release issued May 31st.
• fact: And/or someone who is prepared to write fiction masquerading as fact for money.

Modifies a noun

• costume: Dancers, musicians, performers, large scale 4 meter costumes, floats, and hundreds of colorful masquerade costumes.
• ball: Maybe at the city's masquerade ball we will all wear our masks.
• performance: They can set the character of a masquerade performance, rousing the spirits to appear.
• tradition: Some masquerade traditions are spread over a wide area.
• mask: Many were dressed up and wore masquerade masks and some did not.
• party: Because we were doing a masquerade party, I wanted to incorporate strong dashes of color.

Modifying Another Word

• often: Masking and masquerade often express cultural concerns over change and upheaval within a specific socio-historic context.
• now: Surfside's trio however have lost the rear sections of their Fuji bodies and now masquerade as 53 dual door rigids.
• currently: His daughter, currently masquerading as a human in love, tries to find him.

Preposition: under

• name: Joe has merely been masquerading under the name of Joe for all these years.