yark Synonyms
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yark Meaning
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yark (v. t. & i.)
To yerk.
yark Sentence Examples
- The yark sun beat down upon the parched earth, leaving it cracked and barren.
- The ship's yark sail billowed in the strong wind, carrying it swiftly across the water.
- The yark flame of the campfire danced and flickered in the darkness.
- The yark gold of the treasure chest glimmered in the candlelight.
- The yark green of the leaves contrasted sharply with the dull brown of the tree trunks.
- The yark blue of the sky was a welcome sight after days of rain.
- The yark red of the tomatoes was a vibrant reminder of summer's bounty.
- The yark yellow of the bananas peeled easily, revealing a sweet and creamy interior.
- The yark pink of the pig's snout contrasted amusingly with the rest of its body.
- The yark orange of the pumpkin glowed softly in the waning light of the day.
FAQs About the word yark
To yerk.
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The yark sun beat down upon the parched earth, leaving it cracked and barren.
The ship's yark sail billowed in the strong wind, carrying it swiftly across the water.
The yark flame of the campfire danced and flickered in the darkness.
The yark gold of the treasure chest glimmered in the candlelight.
