We've seen her in medieval shifts and in a kinky Arthurian archery outfit, in Empire-waisted ball gowns and disguised in breeches, in a '30s nursing uniform, a clingy green evening dress and a white Esther Williams bathing suit.
She carried no passport and was disguised in a burqa, the all-covering veil worn by Afghan women.
It's in the vinaigrette on the salad, and it reappears, disguised, in a parfait of salmon and tuna tartare with caviar, crème fraîche and mustard oil.
Ms. Justin-Jinich was working at the Red and Black Cafe in Broad Street Books near Wesleyan when Mr. Morgan, disguised in a wig and glasses, walked in and shot her seven times with a handgun before fleeing.
An Icelandic television comedy show portrayed Oddsson as moving around Reykjavík disguised in a wig and pushing a stroller.
Perhaps I have appeared, disguised, in a minor and unhappy role in one of the episodes of Mortimer's long-running TV series, Rumpole of the Bailey.
Disguised in a wig and sunglasses, Helen seeks out Jerry at their old watering hole, where he tries to pick her up and, in a drunken confession, admits that leaving his crippled wife was "like leaving a wounded animal".
Although he has no retirement plans, Simpson, who famously slipped into Afghanistan disguised in a burka and who suffered severe ear damage after being caught in a "friendly fire" attack, conceded that the experience of living inside the care home had made him realise that his days in the field were numbered.
No is yes disguised in an abstract way.
He plays a blinder as a getaway driver, losing multiple tails then switching cars and disguises in a flash.
