lark
/lɑrk/
verb
- To have fun by doing something playful or mischievous.
- The teenagers were larking about in the park, chasing each other and laughing.
- The puppies larked in the grass, rolling over and playfully nipping at each other.
- Instead of studying, they spent the afternoon larking around the mall.
Synonyms
noun
- A small brown bird that sings while flying high in the sky.
- The artist painted a lark perched on a fence post at sunrise.
- We woke up early to hear the lark singing in the meadow.
- A lark soared above the field, filling the air with its cheerful song.
- A playful or amusing adventure; something done for fun rather than for a serious purpose.
- They bought lottery tickets on a lark and were shocked when they won a small prize.
- The kids decided to go on a lark and explore the old abandoned house.
- It was just a lark to try out for the school play, but she ended up getting the lead role.