Associations to the word «Masque»
Noun
- Poe
- Whitehall
- Bal
- Cupid
- Revel
- Purcell
- Ludlow
- Blackness
- Anarchy
- Masquerade
- Britannia
- Dryden
- Henrietta
- Homme
- Pageant
- Pantomime
- Fer
- Roi
- Interlude
- Handel
- Milton
- Tempest
- Orpheus
- Pendulum
- Tableau
- Ode
- Mallet
- Edgar
- Mask
- Madame
- Costume
- Stark
- Courtier
- Usher
- Visage
- Nymph
- Beaumont
- Ballet
- Staging
- Allan
- Shelley
- Sou
- Cantata
- Livre
- Skid
- Ben
- Allegory
- Queens
- Shirley
- Triumph
- Fielding
- Amour
- Osborn
- Stuart
- Pandora
- Shakespeare
- Spectacle
- Villiers
- Buckingham
- Scenery
- Femme
- Neptune
- Farce
- Vaughan
- Inn
- Le
- Middleton
- Juno
- Trois
- Puritan
- Bookseller
- Leech
- Libretto
- Opus
- Mort
- Conte
- Proper
- Dancing
- Elegy
- Entertainment
- Festivity
- Shepherd
- Au
- Jones
- Dekker
- Acting
- Les
Wiktionary
MASQUE, noun. (archaic) (in 16th-17th Century England & Europe) A dramatic performance, often performed at court as a royal entertainment, consisting of dancing, dialogue, pantomime and song.
MASQUE, noun. (archaic) Words and music written for a masque.
MASQUE, noun. (archaic) A masquerade.
MASQUE, noun. Archaic form of mask.
MASQUE, noun. A facial mask.
MASQUE, verb. Archaic form of mask.
Dictionary definition
MASQUE, noun. A party of guests wearing costumes and masks.
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