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bark

[bahrk] / bɑrk /
NOUN
plant covering
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONGEST






Example Sentences

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Females are several times larger, and Artur had to find their web at night, then search the bark by day to see them at all.

From BBC

In the show, barky boats is a game that takes place on a tiny stream with tree bark, but there’s no water here.

From Los Angeles Times

Neighbors complained for years about the stench and constant barking.

From Los Angeles Times

This dog would appear suddenly at the garden gate, and bark at her, his whole body shaking with fury.

From Literature

It is usually the dogs who notice the sound first and begin to bark furiously.

From BBC