IPA: /mænˈtoʊ/
KK: /mænˈtoʊ/
A loose outer garment, like a cloak or coat, that is worn over other clothes.
She wore a beautiful manteau over her dress to keep warm.
Manteau → The word originates from Old French *manteau*, meaning a cloak or coat. It refers specifically to a type of outer garment worn for warmth or protection.
Imagine a warm cloak or coat that wraps around you, helping you remember that 'manteau' refers to this type of outer garment.
No commonly confused words.