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.
Wise words
Every day we should hear at least one little song, read one
good poem, see one exquisite picture, and, if possible,
speak a few sensible words.