lark

“It was almost a lark,” says Schneider, the television editor at trade publication Variety.

He’s reverted to the correct spelling as a sign that the band has lasted well beyond its initial existence as a lark among friends.

In fact, on social media, most participants describe signing up for the lawsuit on a total lark—akin to shoring up a GameStop stock position at the height of the pandemic.

One didn’t feel any real connection between the lovers, but maybe that, too, was wanted, given that the callous American sailor treats marriage to a geisha during a shore leave in Nagasaki as a lark.

Jobless, with no gas or electricity at home, he says he joined the aragalaya for a lark.