vizard

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(viz′ərd)

noun

visor (esp. sense )

Origin: altered < earlier visar, var. of visor

See vizard in American Heritage Dictionary 4

also vis·ard

noun
  1. A visor or mask.
  2. A disguise.

Origin:

Origin: Alteration of obsolete vizar

Origin: , from Middle English viser; see visor

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