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[Verb] | "bark" | \ ˈbärk \
1: to make the characteristic short loud cry of a dog
2: to make a noise resembling a bark
3: to speak in a curt loud and usually angry tone : snap
Origin: before 12th century ;
Middle English berken, from Old English beorcan; akin to Old Norse berkja to bark, Lithuanian burgėti to growl;
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[Verb] | "bark"
1: to treat with an infusion of tanbark
2: to strip the bark from
3: to rub off or abrade the skin of
Origin: 14th century ;
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[Adjective] | "barking mad"
1: not mentally sound : exhibiting a severely disordered state of mind
Origin: 1927 ;
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[Noun] | "barking deer"
1: muntjac
Origin: 1831 ;
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[Noun] | "munt*jac" | \ ˈmən(t)-ˌjak \
1: any of a genus (Muntiacus) of small deer of southeastern Asia with an alarm call similar to the bark of a dog and having in the male elongated, downward-pointing upper canine teeth which protrude from the lip and short, usually unbranched, pointed antlers : barking deer
Origin: 1771 ;
Sundanese (Austronesian language of western Java) mənyčək;
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[Geographical name] | "Bar*king and Dag*en*ham" | \ ˈbär-kiŋ-ən(d)-ˈda-gə-nəm \
1: borough of eastern Greater London, England population 139,900
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[ "barking" ]
1: British slang for crazy, short for barking mad.
* e.g., ... She wears a cilice? The woman is quite obviously barking.
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[ "barking" ]
1: A term for the firing of a weapon(s), usually a gun, that is used commonly in conjunction with the word 'stick' (gun) and has an intimidating, murderous connotation.
It's not to be confused with the place Barking, East London.
* e.g., ... If this was us, sticks would be barking on this estate, but they are pussies.
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[ "barking" ]
1: When speaking loudly, to a shout, just to get a strangers attention.
When speaking loudly in a close or sound sensitive setting. ( vehicle, house, comedy club, etc.. )
* e.g., ... barking¹ - HEY BABY WHAT'S YOUR NAME?
barking² - (at a funeral ) HEY WHO WAS THIS BASTARD ANYWAYS?
synonyms: shouting, yelling, screaming
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[ "barking" ]
1: Voice or Sound produced by someone. Act of produce that sound.
* e.g., ... "Hey, the postman is coming, and your dog is barking for him".
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[ "bark bark" ]
1: Bark bark, a phrase made back in 1900 means, “let’s smash”
* e.g., ... hey shawty, let’s bark bark tonight.. 😫
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[ "Barking" ]
1: A place in east London. When people hear it they singet the song barking.
* e.g., ... Girl: hey I live in barking
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[ "bark" ]
1: to speak loudly and usually belligerently without knowing what in the fuck you are talking out.
* e.g., ... What the fuck is he barking about now?
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[ "Bark Bark" ]
1: To indicate a woman who's breasts you would like to view and finagle.
* e.g., ... "Bark Bark! Excuse me, I'm not from around here... Is it possible for you to show me your boobs?"
[ "Bark Bark" ]
2: A general dissatisfaction for assigned work in school
* e.g., ... "Surprise... Bark bark!"
[ "Bark Bark" ]
3: To show excitement for an up-coming event
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[ "barked" ]
1: To be physically and emotionally tired after a long night.
* e.g., ... "When Sally came back from the party she was barked and needed some rest."
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[ "barkative" ]
1: the act of constant talking or complaining
* e.g., ... I cannot carry on a conversation with her because she is so barkative.
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