cloak

US /kloʊk/
UK /kloʊk/
"cloak" picture
1.

a loose outer garment, typically without sleeves, that fastens at the neck and hangs down over the shoulders, worn as a covering or for warmth.

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She wrapped her cloak tightly around her to ward off the cold.
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The magician wore a long black cloak.
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capemantlewrapshawlponcho
2.

something that covers or conceals something

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A thick cloak of fog covered the city.
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He operated under a cloak of secrecy.
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coverveilmaskdisguisescreen
1.

to cover or hide (something) as if with a cloak

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The darkness cloaked the figures moving in the night.
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He tried to cloak his true intentions.
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hideconcealmaskshroudveil
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mourning cloak butterfly