cloak or (archaic) cloke /klōk/

1. A loose outer garment
2. A covering
3. That which conceals
4. A disguise, pretext

1. To clothe with a cloak
2. To cover
3. To conceal (usu with with or in)

cloak and dagger adjective

Concerned with plot and intrigue, esp espionage

cloakˈ-and-swordˈ adjective

Concerned with fighting, intrigue and romance

cloakˈ-bag noun (obsolete)

A portmanteau

cloakˈroom noun

1. A room for keeping coats and hats
2. A room in a public place, eg a theatre, in which outer garments and luggage may be temporarily deposited
3. A lavatory

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