rark v. phr.— «Originally for condoning the use of foul language and making fun of people’s families. Since then I have had a lot of time for A Goose, he is a good sport who takes a rark on the chin.» —“Boofhead Club—For Matty...
rark up v. phr.— «They were supposed to come galloping out of a wood shed (on a long rope) and bark viciously at the approaching gang of people. I was in the woodshed rarking them up, but they run out half-barking, decide there wasn’t any...
rark up v. phr.— «Interesting that you don’t give these anti whaling supporters a good rark up. They aren’t helping your side whatsoever.» —“Re: Today’s laughing stock” by debiddo in New Zealand Usenet: alt...
rark up v. phr.— «The Brumbies had no answer to the CC forward surges, the Waratahs shied away when the big hits went in, and the Reds just had no answers. This does not bode well, as Mitchell is noted for rarking up the forward intensity...
rark up v. phr.— «Didn’t you think, right at the beginning, when Bush was still working hard rarking up potential allies, “this doesn’t add up, this has the smell of hypocrisy and self-interest”?» —“Re: Who still believes...
rark up v. phr.— «Well…I’m all rarked up to get her done up now…but it will be YEARS away yet…I will need lots of MONEY&.» —“Re: Birth Cert!” by Allan Williams Usenet: rec.autos.makers.vw...