toʊ, mænˈtoʊ noun, plural man·teaus, man·teaux 
[-tohz, -tohz] . Obsolete.
[-tohz, -tohz] . Obsolete. a mantle or cloak, especially one worn by women.
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| —n , pl French -teaus, -teaux | |
| a cloak or mantle | |
| [C17: via French from Latin mantellum | |
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