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When you fill a person's eye sockets (either your own or a partner) with cum, so that it looks like they have white rings around their eyes.
Dude, I busted a nut so hard that I shot my load into my own eyes. It looked like I had an albino raccoon mask.
An excuse used by people who don't care about stopping the spread of coronavirus. People using this have no consideration for the health of anyone else.
Person A: Where's your mask?
Person B: I have a mask exemption, I'm magically immune to COVID.
A TV Show on Fox that is like The Masked Singer, but instead of singing, they dance. It works pretty much the same as The Masked Singer as well.
You: “Hey, have you seen The Masked Dancer yet?”
Friend: “No, I haven’t yet, but I plan to watch it!”
Wearing your face mask pulled down over your chin, leaving your nose and mouth uncovered, looking like an Amish neck beard and rendering it completely useless as protection against the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
That Iowa high school basketball coach is making a mockery of his school’s COVID prevention policy by sporting an Amish mask look.
Masking is a term invented by hair-dyed teenage girls and other mental health hypochondriacs as a trendy way of referring to the phenomena in which someone pays attention to how they're coming across and adjusts their presentation and behavior based on the circumstances around them.
it is often used in the context of health class as a method of sounding smarter than the health teacher.
phycologists often refer to this as self-monitoring.
"I can't take it anymore! I've been masking myself all day. I need to express my true authentic self!"
"Ashel we're at a funeral knock it off! show some sympathy."
"But its bad for my mental health!"
When someone sends more than one message in social media (Whatsapp, Facebook, Instagram etc.) at one time to mask that they are messaging someone else. This is also used when reading or replying.
My wife was on Whatsapp for 2 minutes but only send me a two word reply, I'm sure she is masking
v. Invalid actions undertaken to create the illusion that a problem has been meaningfully addressed.
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There’s a chlorine leak at the pool and the “authorities” want us to cover our faces with wet cloth. Isn’t that just masking?