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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
cloak-room

also cloakroom, 1852, from cloak (n.) + room (n.).

Usage examples of "cloak-room".

And they made a sparkling bevy as they fluttered up the staircase to their cloak-room, while Sir John entered the drawing-room, followed by the other gentlemen, and stood in careless conversation with the patroon, while old Cato disembarrassed him of cloak and hat.

At the very moment of his entrance to the cloak-room he was mentally censuring himself for his almost criminal thoughtlessness for the consideration of others.