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bark

[bahrk] / bɑrk /
NOUN
plant covering
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STRONGEST






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“Let’s go find your sweetheart,” she said to him in a kind voice before turning to bark another order at the boy.

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A dog set up a furious din and ran at us, stopping short a couple of feet away and barking as though to waken the dead.

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Mom claims Togo recognizes my voice, but I know he’s just trained to bark on command.

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But the bark burned their legs, and the hot ash that blanketed everything around them seared their fingers.

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The team found eight references to this thorny species, known as Vachellia leucophloea, which has feathery leaves, pale yellow bark, and white flowers.

From Science Daily