Wearing a disguise; disguised; masked.

Of persons, etc.: Dressed in a strange or assumed garb, or having the appearance otherwise changed, for the sake of concealing identity.

wearing a visor; only figurative, masked, false, specious.

That is really but not obviously what is denoted by the noun; disguised, secret.

Disguised (see esp. disguise, v. 5).

Cloaked; having its real nature concealed. attributive.

Disguised. Obsolete.

Unknown; whose identity is concealed or unavowed, and therefore not taken as known; concealed under a disguised or assumed character.

= incognito, adj., incognita, adj.

Disguised. Obsolete.

Of persons: Not self-avowed.

Used attributively in allusion to the disguise adopted by the poachers called ‘Waltham Blacks’: see black, n. 11c.

spec. Of clothing: worn, or designed to be worn, as camouflage; manufactured with a camouflage pattern or design. Cf. camouflage, n. compounds 1b.