cloak

Some have innocuous-seeming URLs like cardpool.com or giftcardgranny.com, which cloak the sinister operations.

This is the conspiratorial mind using skepticism as a cloak for intellectual laziness.

But there is something to be learned by the cloak-and-dagger world from Yousef and Ben Yitzhak.

Among the 50 new works included is a shawl made of used tea bags that resembles a ceremonial cloak.

Arm people with a cloak of anonymity and a shield of non-accountability, and watch the cavalcade of crazy charge.

On this errand he departed, wrapped tightly in his cloak, walking briskly through the now heavier rain.

As she spoke, she moved very slightly, letting her cloak fall open so that her long throat was exposed.

He dashed up to the drawing-room; his wife was coming forth then, her cloak and gloves on, her fan in her hand.

Rallying himself somewhat, he laid his hand upon the white cloak covering her shoulders.

On their entrance into the church, a brownish-red silk cloak, which concealed the whole of the uniform, was presented to each.