| BARKING | • barking v. Present participle of bark. • barking adj. (British slang) Clipping of barking mad. • barking n. The action of the verb to bark. |
| CARKING | • carking v. Present participle of cark. • carking adj. (Archaic) Wearying, distressing (of care, or similar words). • carking n. (Archaic) Wearying; distress. |
| DARKING | • darking v. Present participle of dark. • DARK v. to make dark. |
| HARKING | • harking v. Present participle of hark. • harking n. The act of harking back; a reversion or return. • HARK v. to listen, also HARKEN, HEARKEN. |
| KARKING | • KARK v. (Australian slang) to break down, die. |
| LARKING | • larking v. Present participle of lark. • larking n. A spirited or playful adventure. • LARK v. to behave playfully. |
| MARKING | • marking n. The action of marking. • marking n. A mark. • marking n. The characteristic colouration and patterning of an animal. |
| NARKING | • narking v. Present participle of nark. • narking adj. That narks or annoys; annoying. • NARK v. (Romany) to spy or inform. |
| PARKING | • parking v. Present participle of park. • parking n. The action of the verb to park. • parking n. Space in which to park a car or other vehicle. |
| RARKING | • RARK v. (New Zealand) to reprimand. |
| SARKING | • sarking n. (Chiefly Scotland, Australia, New Zealand, architecture) Wood, felt, or other material placed under… • SARKING n. a lining of thin boards for a roof. |
| WARKING | • warking v. Present participle of wark. • WARK v. (Scots) to work. |
| YARKING | • yarking v. Present participle of yark. • YARK v. (dialect) to make ready. |