clever, good
thin
State regulation often served as a thin disguise for corruption.

adopt, don, put on, wear
She adopted an elaborate disguise to help her pass through the town unrecognized.

be
His angelic look is just a disguise.

see through
We all saw through his disguise immediately.

in disguise
He preferred to travel in disguise.

cleverly, cunningly
She was cleverly disguised as a policewoman.

cannot
try to

from
You cannot disguise what you are doing from your family.

an attempt to disguise sth
He made no attempt to disguise his liking for her.

disguise yourself as sb/sth
He was disguised as a police officer.

heavily disguised, well disguised
He spoke in a heavily disguised voice.

barely disguised, poorly disguised, thinly disguised
In her speech she made several thinly disguised attacks on the president.

Disguise is used with these nouns as the object:
fact, identity, taste, voice