cloak v.

It amused her that a people who had attained warpflight and who had learned how to cloak something the size of a battlecruiser still couldn’t buy meat and vegetables without haggling like the feudal societies she had studied in college.

Fire burn it, we can build a device that can cloak a whole starship, but we can’t find a way to keep people’s hands from sweating.

I don’t think so, Captain. It was almost as if the humanoid cloaked.

‘Perhaps we should cloak,’ suggested Maian. ‘No. The time for stealth is over,’ she retorted.