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bark

[bahrk] / bɑrk /
NOUN
plant covering
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He’s burned CDs with hours of dog barking audio and pointed speakers into the vents, all in the hopes of flushing Yellow 2120 out.

From Los Angeles Times

Ben, 33, is a gardener, and some of his customers have had deer break down their fences and strip the bark from the trees.

From BBC

However often, "a few choice barks" or "a stern look from the big fella" is all it takes to de-escalate the situation, the senior officer added.

From BBC

We examined the needles and bark of each tree, being careful not to pick out a whitebark pine, Pacific yew or Western white pine—threatened or rare species.

From The Wall Street Journal

She said she saw Athena wrapping her leash around an agent’s leg and barking frantically.

From Los Angeles Times