Larks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LARKS in dictionary:

VERB:
• LARK, to behave playfully
• enjoy oneself by behaving in a playful and mischievous way
NOUN:
• a small ground-dwelling songbird with elongated hind claws and a song that is delivered on the wing, typically crested and with brown streaky plumage.
• used in names of birds of other families that are similar to the lark, e.g. meadowlark.
• a person who habitually gets up early and feels energetic early in the day.
• something done for fun, especially something mischievous or daring; an amusing adventure or escapade
• an activity regarded as foolish or a waste of time

Words related to LARKS

lark8 larked11 larking12

How to use LARKS in a sentence

• The voices of priest and choir sounded through the long silent chapels, while the larks sang their hymns of gladness over the fields above.
• He that was the most careless, happy-go-lucky chap that ever stepped, always in a good temper and full of his larks.
• As for Burke, Daly, and Hulbert, they were like a lot of schoolboys, so full of their fun and larks.
• Yon, one would have thought the very larks joined me with emulation.
• The peasant girls in their broad straw hats were weeding the young wheat, looking as cheerful and contented as the larks that sung above them.
• The land never troubles them in America, and they can wear fine clothes, and be as free as the larks over the bogs.
• In the silence and stillness and brooding heat, the larks came and dusted themselves in the white impalpable powder of the road.
• Every now and then the larks flew over, uttering their call-note.
• There was a breeze blowing and larks were singing and something, something dark and tortuous dashed suddenly in headlong flight from before their feet.
• Beyond these the chimneys and battlements of Wadham College stood grey against the pale eastern sky, and over them the larks were singing.
• The sky was almost as clear a blue as we get in Sercq, and was so full of singing larks that it set us thinking of home.
• They sat smoking and listening to the larks that sung against one another over the common.
• Wild flowers in profusion adorned the trenches, and larks in numbers hovered in the clear blue skies above the trenches and sang sweetly in the early mornings.
• From farther thickets came the calls of quail, and from the fields the songs of meadow larks.
• Great numbers of buffaloe, elk, and goats are wandering over these plains, accompanied by grouse and larks.
• Now and then he sang a few lines, and now and then he lifted his cap, and stood still to listen to the larks.
• The country was empty and solitary except for the larks that Sunday morning, and it seemed to lift itself up to me and to come very close.
• The song of the nightingale melted their hearts, and the whistling of the larks lifted their minds to the abodes of God.
• One of my two English larks was stolen the very day I landed in India, and the other soon died.
• A New York girl whom I know very well is to be there too, and we are looking forward to all sorts of larks.

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