charks
/tʃɑrks/
verb
- Third person singular of 'chark' — to burn or char something, especially to make charcoal.
- The factory charks coconut shells to produce activated carbon.
- The kiln charks the wood slowly over several days.
- He charks the ends of the logs to make them last longer in the ground.
noun
- Plural of 'chark' — a type of fish, also called a shark or dogfish.
- The aquarium has a tank full of small charks.
- Charks are often found in shallow coastal waters.
- The fishermen caught several charks near the reef.
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