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Cloak   /kloʊk/   Listen
Cloak

noun
1.
Anything that covers or conceals.
2.
A loose outer garment.
verb
(past & past part. cloaked; pres. part. cloaking)
1.
Hide under a false appearance.  Synonyms: dissemble, mask.
2.
Cover as if with clothing.  Synonyms: clothe, drape, robe.
3.
Cover with or as if with a cloak.



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"Cloak" Quotes from Famous Books



... for a few moments after this burst of strong and noble feeling; he then slowly and deliberately put on his hat, drew the thick buff gloves over his muscular hands, resumed the cloak that had fallen from his shoulder, and pointed to ...
— The Buccaneer - A Tale • Mrs. S. C. Hall

... day four huge barges passed us towed by a steamer and crammed with hundreds of the poor souls torn from their homes to work at the Isthmus of Suez, or some palace of the Pasha's, for a nominal piastre a day, and find their own bread and water and cloak. One of my crew, Andrasool, a black savage whose function is always to jump overboard whenever the rope gets entangled or anything is wanted, recognised some relations of his from a village close to Assouan. There was much shouting and poor Andrasool looked very mournful all ...
— Letters from Egypt • Lucie Duff Gordon

... came on the full gallop, reined up near us, addressed a few words to us, and, receiving no answer, wheeled round and galloped off again. He was nearly as dark as an Indian, with a large Spanish hat, blanket cloak or serape, and leather leggins, with a long knife stuck in them. "This is the seventh city that ever I was in, and no Christian one neither,'' said Bill Brown. "Stand by!'' said John, "you haven't seen the worst of it yet.'' In ...
— Two Years Before the Mast • Richard Henry Dana

... was of deeper rage, and came in greater volume. Between his clinched teeth the naked one cursed fiercely, and then, as though to avoid further questions, burst into a fit of coughing. Trembling and shaking, he drew the canvas cloak closer to him. But at no time did his anxious, prying eyes ...
— The Red Cross Girl • Richard Harding Davis

... morning broke; The sun seemed doubting what to do, As one who questions how to dress, And takes his doublets from the press, And halts between the old and new. Please Heaven he wear his suit of blue, Or don, at least, his ragged cloak, With rents that show ...
— The Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Complete • Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.


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