cloaks

SayKLOHKSUS/ˈkloʊks/UK/kləʊks/

2 meanings of cloaks

1
noun
Plural of cloak. Use it when you mean more than one.
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
The form of cloak used after he, she or it in the present.
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 piece of clothing, like a cape, that hangs from your shoulders and often has a hood. Full entry

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

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