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Fancy dress   /fˈænsi drɛs/   Listen
Fancy dress

noun
1.
A costume worn as a disguise at a masquerade party.  Synonyms: masquerade, masquerade costume.






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"Fancy dress" Quotes from Famous Books



... conscientious gravity, and sit down to dine with the trappings of costume and furniture which belong to their houses? Suppose they did, and, suppose in obedience to a signal they precipitated themselves upon the highway, there would be such a masquerade of fancy dress as the world has never seen. The Riverside Drive, then, is a sermon in stones, whose text is the uselessness of uncultured dollars. If we judged New York by this orgie of tasteless extravagance, we might condemn it for a parvenu among ...
— American Sketches - 1908 • Charles Whibley

... Easter holidays, Tom Gray came down and his aunt gave a dinner to her "adopted children" in honor of her nephew. Nora gave a fancy dress party to about twenty of her friends, while Grace invited the seven young people to a straw ride and a ...
— Grace Harlowe's Sophomore Year at High School • Jessie Graham Flower

... breast; her snowy arms and shoulders were bare; white hair was piled high on her small head. Her face, still terrified, showed parted red lips; a little round black beauty patch adorned one of her powdered cheeks. The thought flashed to me that this was a girl in a fancy dress costume. This was a ...
— Astounding Stories, April, 1931 • Various

... an' arrive Montreal all right, Buy dollar tiquette on de bureau, an' pass on de hall dat night. Beeg crowd, wall! I bet you was dere too, all dress on some fancy dress, De lady, I don't say not'ing, but man's all w'ite shirt ...
— The Habitant and Other French-Canadian Poems • William Henry Drummond

... nervous laugh. "Then that is settled," he said, "and here is the ticket. You will have to have a fancy dress, hire it, I suppose, since the time is so short. That, and a taxi there and back, will come out of the paper. Hope it is a good show, ...
— To Love • Margaret Peterson


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