Word of the Day - disguise

disguise

verb
dis·guise | \ də-ˈskīz, dis-ˈgīz also diz- \
disguised; disguising
transitive verb
1a to change the customary dress (see dress entry 2 sense 1) or appearance of disguised herself in a wig and glasses
1b to furnish with a false appearance or an assumed (see assume sense 3) identity disguised as a beggar
2 obsolete : disfigure
3 to obscure the existence or true state or character of : conceal unable to disguise his true feelings
noun
1 apparel assumed to conceal one's identity or counterfeit another's The bank robber was wearing a disguise.
2 the act of disguising
3a form misrepresenting the true nature of something blessings in disguise
b an artificial manner : pretense

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Harold tries to disguise hubris as expertise. His arrogance is difficult to mask.