cloaks

SayKLOHKSUS/ˈkloʊks/UK/kləʊks/

2 meanings of cloaks

1
noun
Plural of cloak.
The actors' cloaks hung on hooks backstage, ready for the second act.
The children wore dark cloaks with hoods for the school play.
2
verb
Third-person singular simple present of cloak.
The company cloaks its real costs in confusing fine print.
He cloaks his nerves with jokes before every big game.

cloaks is a form of cloak

cloak, noun: A long outer garment that hangs from the shoulders to cover the back, like a cape and often with a hood. Full entry

Forms: cloakcloaks plural
Spelling: cloak → cloaks: add -s
Sound: The ending sounds like /s/.

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