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flark

/flɑɹk/

flark noun: a depression or hollow within a bog.

flark: a depression or hollow within a bog
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Noun

flark (plural flarks)

  1. (countable) A depression or hollow within a bog.

Forms of flark

pluralflarks

Origin of flark

Borrowed from Swedish flark (“bog or swamp overgrown with tufts of grass; clearing in a bog with more water and less vegetation than its surroundings”).

Questions about flark

What does flark mean?
Flark means a depression or hollow within a bog.
What part of speech is flark?
Flark is a noun.
How do you pronounce flark?
Flark is pronounced /flɑɹk/.
What is the plural of flark?
The plural of flark is flarks.

Words near flark in the dictionary

  1. flaring
  2. flaring out
  3. flaring up
  4. flaringly
  5. flarings
  6. flark
  7. flarks
  8. flary
  9. Flasby
  10. Flasby with Winterburn
  11. flaser

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