masquerading

But thee wrongs us somewhat, Sylvia: it has not all been masquerading.

And the brunette, whether appearing as man or woman, should be accused of masquerading.

I think that we have more serious things to think of than masquerading.

What will our posterity think of our masquerading in old clothes?

So you have been masquerading as a native again, Mr. Lindsay?

I could speak in the third person and not feel that I was masquerading.

Let us go and see for ourselves who is masquerading in my quarters.

"So you see your father was in England masquerading as Wilson," he finished.

We can employ ourselves in the preparation of my masquerading costume.

What on earth are you doing here, masquerading as a Spanish sailor?