Cloaks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLOAKS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLOAK, to clothe with a cloak, to conceal, also CLOKE
• dress in a cloak
• hide, cover, or disguise (something)
NOUN:
• a sleeveless outdoor overgarment that hangs loosely from the shoulders
• something serving to hide or disguise something
• a cloakroom

Words related to CLOAKS

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How to use CLOAKS in a sentence

• The rest of the laden officials were ranged a few yards apart, and as our carriage passed, the packages and cloaks were thrown in.
• A shield and some cloaks supported the head of Arnold, while a company of soldiers followed and guarded their chief.
• Uncle John stepped forward to open it, when in stalked a group of German officers, their swords and spurs clanking and their cloaks glistening with rain-drops.
• The top to this could be raised, and the space beneath made a most handy place for the bestowal of cloaks and gowns.
• Two of them wore white cloaks, but one of these was Mrs.
• Everywhere lay compact heaps of human beings covered with prison cloaks.
• The village street was full of people, both Russians and other nationalities, wearing peculiar caps and cloaks.
• We will go after and our cloaks will stream behind us.
• In spite of the cloaks and blankets that Karl heaped upon his bed, he shivered all night, and in the morning hot fits came on.
• The next morning sixty picked men, with arms hidden under their cloaks, were sent in for rations.
• They were both masked, and wore long cloaks to conceal their persons.
• The court has retired with the same ceremonial that marked its arrival, and the guests are looking for their wraps and cloaks.
• Thou must not go down to them, Uncle, for they have knives concealed under their cloaks, and are upon oath neither to eat nor to drink until they have killed thee.
• Then they brought forth some bread from the pockets of their cloaks, and each dipped it in the can and drank turn about with such relish that it was a pleasure to see them.
• Anglo-Saxons looked on, in long fur-lined cloaks, tight breeches, and leathern hose swathed with bands of many colored cloth.
• All the regularly engaged hands had long ago shut up their hats and cloaks in prison and gone about their business.
• But, Miss Child, I want to talk to you, not about cloaks, about yourself.
• The fold was full of sheep, and at the foot of the tower a little fire of thorns was burning, around which four shepherds were crouching, wrapped in their thick woollen cloaks.

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