Wiktionary
a. Without a cloak (item of clothing).
Usage examples of "cloakless".
Alone and cloakless, dark-gowned, tall and sleek of figure, in a word, dangerous.
Alastair was changing into his own clothes, which the landlord fetched for him from Edom, he saw from his window in the last faint daylight a square cloakless figure swing from the yard at a canter and turn south with the gale behind it.
Hatless and cloakless, Sir John had fled to his Whig friends in Nottinghamshire to claim reward and sanctuary.
Once a free-limbed page in hose, Baby-Rosalind in flower, Cloakless, shrinking, in that hour How our reverent passion rose, How our fine desire you won.
His plain brown woolens were nondescript, though, no better than a moderately successful merchant might wear, and he was not the only one cloakless in spite of the lake winds.
Beaten haggard, he stood cloakless in his travel-stained leathers, while draught from the door left ajar at his back flared and harried the stubs of the candles.
Wearing only a woolen robe intended for indoors, cloakless, he could feel the pleasant warmth of Marguerida's body pressed against him.
Once a free-limbed page in hose, Baby-Rosalind in flower, Cloakless, shrinking, in that hour How our reverent passion rose, How our fine desire you won.
An hour later he was out of the city proper, hatless and cloakless, and pacing the big gray up the road that wound up the beautiful hill.