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masker

/ˈmæskər/ /ˈmɑːskər/

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verb

To render giddy or senseless

Examples :

"The strong smell of chemicals in the lab nearly maskered the student, causing him to feel dizzy and disoriented. "

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verb

To be bewildered.

Examples :

"The complex math problem completely masker-ed me, leaving me unsure where to even begin. "

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verb

To choke; stifle.

Examples :

"The thick smoke from the burning toast threatened to masker her, making her cough and gasp for air. "

physiology body sensation

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verb

To decay; rust.

Examples :

"The old farm equipment, left exposed to the rain, began to masker and crumble. "

nature condition process

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noun

One who wears a mask; one who appears in disguise at a masquerade or wears a mask in a ritual.

Examples :

"The little masker, dressed as a superhero, giggled as he ran through the Halloween party. "

appearance person culture ritual art entertainment wear

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noun

That which masks (noise in a signal, etc.).

Examples :

""The loud air conditioner acted as a masker, making it difficult to hear the teacher clearly." "

sound signal electronics technology