bark
bark
bɑrk
baark
British pronunciation
/bɑːk/

Definition & Meaning of "bark"in English

Bark
01

the hard outer covering of a tree

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bark definition and meaning
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The rough bark of the oak tree provided a sturdy surface for the squirrels to climb.
02

the vocal sound produced by a dog

bark definition and meaning
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The dog 's bark woke the entire neighborhood.
2.1

any noise that resembles the sharp, abrupt sound of a dog's bark

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The branches scraped the roof with a bark in the wind.
03

a sailing vessel with three or more masts, traditionally rigged

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The bark set sail at dawn with full sails.
to bark
01

to make a short, loud sound that is typical of a dog

Intransitive
to bark definition and meaning
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The dog barked loudly when the mail carrier approached the house.
02

to speak or demand something in a sudden, sharp, or aggressive manner

Transitive: to bark a demand or question
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The sergeant barked orders at the recruits during the drill.
03

to treat leather or other materials with tannins extracted from tree bark

Transitive: to bark leather
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The artisans barked the hides to create durable leather for their products.
04

to remove the outer layer of a tree or wood by scraping or cutting

Transitive: to bark timber
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The carpenter began to bark the logs before shaping them into furniture.
05

to encase or protect something with a layer resembling the bark of a tree

Transitive: to bark a surface
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The artisans barked the columns to give them a rustic appearance.
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