incog
/ɪnˈkɑɡ/
adverb
- In disguise or under a false identity; incognito.
- The spy moved incog through the city, blending in with the crowd.
- He went incog to the party, wearing a wig and sunglasses.
- The celebrity traveled incog to avoid being recognized at the airport.
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adjective
- Disguised or concealing one's true identity.
- The incog detective observed the suspect from a distance.
- She remained incog throughout the entire conference.
- The incog visitor turned out to be a famous author.
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