larker
/ˈlɑrkər/
noun
- A person who plays a joke or prank, or does something for fun without serious intent.
- The group of larkers set off a harmless smoke bomb in the park.
- The office larker hid everyone's staplers as a morning joke.
- My brother is a bit of a larker, always pretending to be someone else on the phone.
- A person who goes out early in the morning to enjoy the fresh air or watch birds, especially larks.
- The old larker knew the best spots to hear the skylarks sing.
- Every Sunday, the larker would walk through the fields before sunrise.
- As a dedicated larker, she kept a journal of all the birds she spotted at dawn.