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Adjective: barking Usage: Brit, slang
- Informal or slang term meaning insane, strange, eccentric or stupid
- balmy [archaic, slang], barmy [slang], bats [slang], batty [slang], bonkers [slang], buggy [N. Amer, slang], cracked [slang], crackers [slang], daft [Brit, slang], dotty [slang], fruity [slang], haywire [slang], kooky [slang], kookie [slang], loco [slang], loony [slang], loopy [slang], nuts [slang], nutty [slang], round the bend [slang], around the bend [slang], wacky [slang], whacky [slang], doolally [Brit, slang], dippy [slang], daffy [slang], nutsy [N. Amer, slang], potty [Brit, slang], daft as a brush [Brit, slang], round the twist [Brit, slang], wacko [slang], dumbass [N. Amer, slang], bughouse [N. Amer, slang], cuckoo [slang], mental [slang], barking mad [Brit, slang] Verb: bark baa(r)k- Make barking sounds
"The dogs barked at the stranger"; - woof - Speak in an unfriendly tone
"She barked into the dictaphone" - Cover with bark
- Remove the bark of a tree
- skin - Tan (a skin) with bark tannins
See also: insane Type of: cover, emit, let loose, let out, mouth, speak, strip, talk, tan, utter, verbalise [Brit], verbalize Encyclopedia: Barking, London, England Bark, Brian |