LARK

LARK


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Word: lark
Phonetic: /lɑːk/
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Any of various small, singing passerine birds of the family Alaudidae.
Any of various similar-appearing birds, but usually ground-living, such as the meadowlark and titlark.
(by extension) One who wakes early; one who is up with the larks.
To catch larks (type of bird). Example: to go larking


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Im as happy as a ___
The herald of the morn: R&J
The ___ Ascending (Vaughan Williams composition)
*Escapade
Action taken impetuously
Afterthought
Alouette
Bird loved by poets
Bird on a jag?
Bird or escapade
Bird or prank
Bird symbolizing happiness
Bird that at heavens gate sings
Bird that epitomizes happiness
Bird with speckled eggs
Bit of mischief
Brownish songbird
Buntings relative
Caper
Carefree adventure
Carefree episode
Carefree escapade
Carefree outing
Carefree romp
Carefree spree
Cathers The Song of the ___
Common songbird
Escapade
Exalation member
Exaltation member
Fancy
Flight of fancy
Frolic
Frolicing bird?
Gambol
Good clean fun
Good-time bird?
Ground-nesting songbird
Happy as a ___
Hardly serious business
Harmless prank
Have fun
High jinks
Innocent escapade
Innocent mischief
Its what you may be happy as
Just-for-fun activity
Last-second thought
Liggett Group cigarette brand
Lighthearted undertaking
Meadow ___ Lemon
Meadow bird
Merry adventure
Merry antic
Merry escapade
Merry spree
Mischievous prank
Old Studebaker model
Old World songbird
On a ___ (whimsically)
One of a bevy
Paradigm of happiness
Pastoral singer
Philp Morris cigarette brand
Playful escapade
Playful prank
Pleasant diversion
Prank
Quest for adventure
Romp
Shenanigan
Sky or mud follower
Small songbird
Something one may be as happy as
Songbird
Songbird & 59-63 Studebaker model
Spree
Studebaker model
Symbol of happiness
Voorhies of Saved By the Bell
Wagtails cousin
Whim
Whimsical adventure
Whimsical mission
Wingding?
Frolic: Coll.
Gay escapade.
Popular subject in British poetry.
He sings on the wing.
A high old time
Meadow, sky or horned.
Herald of the morn.
A gay old time.
Wagtail or pipit.
The ___, Broadway hit.
Singing bird
Wagtail.
Play by 75 Down (with The).
Merry prank
Play about Joan of Arc (with The).
Hilarious adventure.
Anouilh play (with The);
Bird of song.
Frolic: Colloq.
European song bird.
Merry time
Hurdle (a fence) on horseback.
Symbol of song.
Bird
Innocent fun
... the ___ at heaven's gate sings
Singer at heaven's gate
Happy bird
Wagtail's cousin.
Night on the town
Bird celebrated in Cymbeline
Browning's bird on the wing
Carefree activity
Bird on a spree?
Small crested bird
Wing-ding
Bird that at heaven's gate sings, in Shakespeare
See 38-Across
Bit of harmless mischief
It's just for fun
Prankster's activity
Pacer?
Fun adventure
Bird symbolizing daybreak
Game bird
Bird that sings on the wing
Early bird?
Soaring bird
High-flying singer - frolic
Songbird - 3
Harmless mischief - bird
Bird - caper
Bit of fun - early-rising bird?
Frolic — songbird
Mischievous activity
Songbird — bit of fun
High-flying songbird
Just a bit of fun
Bird left Noah's ship
Left on vessel for a carefree adventure
Poet dropping in to play a prank
9 plucked in the children's song Alouette?
Head of large vessel
Fun with bird
Bit of fun, which is up
Then are cats heard to soar in 14 down?
Bird's adventure
Bird left Noah's vessel
I get up early for fun
Bird in romp
Have fun with a bird
Early rising sport
Bird box attached to line
Poet dropping in for fun
1 16's fun when many finish
Flower birds almost sound like a Persian?
Fun bird?
Escapade of sovereign on old vessel
A risk might be taken on one
Fun time
Fifty pairs of animals here, for a bird
Mischief, latitude and craft
See 24
The French kings frolic
Poet not at home to have fun
Frolic in animal sanctuary behind camel's back
Just because fun
Common meadow bird
Happiness symbol
Winged symbol of joy
Happy as a songbird
Joy ride, for example
Bird thats also a metaphor for fun
Bird laugh
Thieving bird
Fool may be unwelcome pain in the backside
River entering larger body of water, mostly for some entertainment
Plant high fliers go after, wanting to prosecute
Play in which King Lear goes mad and loses throne ultimately
Any brown songbird of the family Alaudidae
Adventure
Early riser?
Mischievous prank, or a songbird
Harmless fun
On a ___ (spontaneously)
Bird left Noahs vessel
"The Song of the ___" (Willa Cather novel)
Carefree fun
Merry frolic
Bird with large chest
Willa Cathers The Song of the __
One’s up early
Play about singer?
Fling songbird
Play about a city Romeo ending in heartbreak




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