A piece of cloth worn over the shoulders or head; a scarf, veil, or similar wrap. Obsolete.

More generally: a piece of cloth worn over the shoulders; a wrap, cape, or the like.

In Italy, Portugal, Spain, etc.: a cloak, a mantle; = manta, n. 1a. Cf. manteau, n. 1. Obsolete.

Chiefly in Spain and Spanish-speaking countries. A kind of wrap, cloak, or shawl; (spec. in Latin America) a kind of square black shawl, made of…

Roman History. A loose outer garment or wrap worn out of doors, usually by a woman; an outer robe, a mantle.

An article of dress, esp. for masculine wear, intended to wrap about or fit loosely over the person; a wrap. Now dialect.

An additional outer garment used or intended to be worn as a defence against wind or weather when driving, travelling, etc. Usually plural. (Cf. 1b.)

A blanket or wrap of knitted or crocheted wool, usually made in strips or squares.

A woman's wrap (usually knitted, or of crochet-work) worn round the shoulders and crossed upon the breast.

a wrap worn by women and girls at tea (rare).