playtron
mummer
Rennie
rigout
eclat
pomp
academic costume
evening dress
panoplied
arrayed
touloulou
pageantry
pageant
costumal
masquerade
masquerade costume
fancy dress
Ren fair
dress-up party
costumery
pomp and circumstance
guiser
costume
rig
dress up
emblazon
classicist
blazon
Pierrot
idolater
historical interpreter
fairgoing
sashed
masque
Poseidonia
mask
masquerade party
cosplay
costume drama
Renaissancey
double
costumer
legendary
fabled
getup
look-alike
onkos
image
frock flick
laurels
pilgrimlike
fancy pants
habit
chasubled
archimime
hobby horse
representative
Quinquatria
trainbearer
woodwose
enshrinee
fairgoer
ornately
unstarlike
bunny girl
ornateness
elaborateness
costume designer
velure
costumier
formalwear
cosplayer
rubberhead
wearer
evening clothes
eveningwear
aunicornist
pimp up
fitter
legatee
dudded up
up to the knocker
harlequin
heroic
quick-change
nonmodel
ensemble
pallium
all dogged up

English words for 'A paying visitor to a Renaissance fair who adopts historical costume and mannerisms but is not an official cast member.'

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