bark
English → English
(noun) Tree skin: the tough, protective outer covering of the trunk and branches of a tree.
The rough bark of the ancient oak tree was covered in thick, green moss.
(English) The rough bark of the ancient oak tree was covered in thick, green moss.
Certain types of cinnamon are actually the dried bark of a specific tropical tree.
(English) Certain types of cinnamon are actually the dried bark of a specific tropical tree.
(verb) Canine sound: to make the sharp explosive cry typical of a dog.
Our neighbor's sheepdog will bark at anyone who walks past the front fence.
(English) Our neighbor's sheepdog will bark at anyone who walks past the front fence.
The seal began to bark loudly when it saw the trainer approaching with a bucket of fish.
(English) The seal began to bark loudly when it saw the trainer approaching with a bucket of fish.
Entry ID: en:en:bark · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary