lark
/lɑrk/Definitions
1. noun
a small bird that sings melodiously, typically with a bright, cheerful song
“The lark’s morning song filled the entire valley with a beautiful melody.”
2. verb
to engage in a lively or festive activity, especially in a carefree or playful manner
“The children larked about in the park, laughing and chasing each other.”
3. verb
to cheat or swindle, especially in a clever or skillful way
“The con artist larked his way into the old man’s wallet, stealing all his money.”
4. noun
a trick or a clever idea
“The comedian’s lark was a clever joke that caught everyone off guard.”
5. noun
a person who is a bit foolish or silly
“He’s such a lark, always making jokes and causing trouble.”