cloak
//kloʊk//
Noun
cloakSingular
cloaksPlural
1
A loose outer garment, typically sleeveless, that hangs from the shoulders and fastens at the neck.
She wrapped herself in a long velvet cloak to stay warm.
2
Something that conceals or covers; a disguise or pretense.
He used his charity work as a cloak for his illegal activities.
Verb
cloakInfinitive
cloakPresent tense
cloakedPast tense
cloakedPast participle
cloakingPresent participle
cloaksThird-person singular
1
To cover or conceal with or as if with a cloak.
The fog cloaked the entire city.
2
To hide or disguise something.
The fog cloaked the city in mystery.