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Definition of lark
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Lark (v. i.) To catch
larks;
as, to go
larking..
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Delphinic
::
Delphinic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from, the
larkspur;
specifically,
relating
to the
stavesacre
(Delphinium
staphisagria)..
Calcarated
::
Calcarated
(a.)
Having
a spur, as the
flower
of the
toadflax
and
larkspur;
spurred..
Leverock
::
Leverock
(n.) A lark.
Turnstone
::
Turnstone
(n.) Any
species
of
limicoline
birds of the
genera
Strepsilas
and
Arenaria,
allied
to the
plovers,
especially
the
common
American
and
European
species
(Strepsilas
interpres).
They are so
called
from their habit of
turning
up small
stones
in
search
of
mollusks
and other
aquatic
animals.
Called
also brant bird, sand
runner,
sea
quail,
sea lark,
sparkback,
and
skirlcrake..
Larking
::
Larking
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Lar.
Sea Lark
::
Sea lark () The rock pipit
(Anthus
obscurus).
Lark
::
Lark (n.) Any one
numerous
species
of
singing
birds of the genus
Alauda
and
allied
genera
(family
Alaudidae).
They
mostly
belong
to
Europe,
Asia, and
Northern
Africa.
In
America
they are
represented
by the shore
larks,
or
horned
by the shore
larks,
or
horned
larks,
of the genus
Otocoris.
The true larks have
holaspidean
tarsi,
very long hind
claws,
and
usually,
dull, sandy brown
colors..
Nectary
::
Nectary
(n.) That part of a
blossom
which
secretes
nectar,
usually
the base of the
corolla
or
petals;
also, the spur of such
flowers
as the
larkspur
and
columbine,
whether
nectariferous
or not. See the
Illustration
of
Nasturtium..
Volt
::
Volt (n.) The unit of
electro-motive
force;
--
defined
by the
International
Electrical
Congress
in 1893 and by
United
States
Statute
as, that
electro-motive
force which
steadily
applied
to a
conductor
whose
resistance
is one ohm will
produce
a
current
of one
ampere.
It is
practically
equivalent
to / the
electro-motive
force of a
standard
Clark's
cell at a
temperature
of 15? C..
Tirralirra
::
Tirralirra
(n.) A
verbal
imitation
of a
musical
sound,
as of the note of a lark or a
horn..
Scud
::
Scud (n.) A small
flight
of
larks,
or other
birds,
less than a
flock..
Ranunculaceous
::
Ranunculaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
natural
order of
plants
(Ranunculaceae),
of which the
buttercup
is the type, and which
includes
also the
virgin's
bower,
the
monkshood,
larkspur,
anemone,
meadow
rue, and
peony..
Lark
::
Lark (v. i.) To
sport;
to
frolic.
Twitlark
::
Twitlark
(n.) The
meadow
pipit.
Sanderling
::
Sanderling
(n.) A small gray and brown
sandpiper
(Calidris
arenaria)
very
common
on sandy
beaches
in
America,
Europe,
and Asia.
Called
also
curwillet,
sand lark,
stint,
and ruddy
plover..
Larkspur
::
Larkspur
(n.) A genus of
ranunculaceous
plants
(Delphinium),
having
showy
flowers,
and a
spurred
calyx.
They are
natives
of the North
Temperate
zone. The
commonest
larkspur
of the
gardens
is D.
Consolida.
The
flower
of the bee
larkspur
(D.
elatum)
has two
petals
bearded
with
yellow
hairs,
and looks not
unlike
a bee..
Pipit
::
Pipit (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
singing
birds
belonging
to
Anthus
and
allied
genera,
of the
family
Motacillidae.
They
strongly
resemble
the true larks in
habits,
colors,
and the great
length
of the hind claw. They are,
therefore,
often
called
titlarks,
and pipit
larks..
Lark''s-heel
::
Lark's-heel
(n.)
Indian
cress.
Titlark
::
Titlark
(n.) Any one of
numerous
small
spring
birds
belonging
to
Anthus,
Corydalla,
and
allied
genera,
which
resemble
the true larks in color and in
having
a very long hind claw;
especially,
the
European
meadow
pipit
(Anthus
pratensis)..
Larker
::
Larker
(n.) A
catcher
of
larks.
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