lark
3 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural
larks
plural
larks
Britannica Dictionary definition of LARK
[count]
2
lark
/ˈlɑɚk/
noun
plural
larks
2
lark
/ˈlɑɚk/
noun
plural
larks
Britannica Dictionary definition of LARK
informal
1
[count]
:
something done for enjoyment or adventure
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(US) She entered the race on/as a lark. = (chiefly Brit) She entered the race for a lark. [=she entered the race just as a way to have fun]
2
[noncount]
British
:
activity of a specified kind
:
business
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All this housework lark is harder than I thought!
3
lark
/ˈlɑɚk/
verb
larks;
larked;
larking
3
lark
/ˈlɑɚk/
verb
larks;
larked;
larking
Britannica Dictionary definition of LARK
lark about
[phrasal verb] British, informal or lark around
:
to behave in a silly and enjoyable way
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The girls were larking about in the backyard.
