cloak and dagger
The phrase "cloak and dagger" refers to a secretive or covert behavior, typically associated with espionage, deception, and intrigue. It implies clandestine activities or operations that are done surreptitiously or with a hidden agenda. The term originates from the literal attire, a cloak and a dagger, worn by spies or undercover agents during medieval times. Today, it is commonly used to describe any secretive, manipulative, or mysterious actions undertaken by individuals or organizations.
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