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Traditional English :: skylark
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skylark.html - n. & v. --n. a lark, Alauda arvensis of Eurasia and N. Africa, that sings while hovering in flight. --v.intr. play tricks or practical jokes, indulge in horseplay, frolic. [SKY + LARK(1): (v.) with pun on LARK(2)] |
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Traditional English :: skylark
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skylark.html - n. & v. --n. a lark, Alauda arvensis of Eurasia and N. Africa, that sings while hovering in flight. --v.intr. play tricks or practical jokes, indulge in horseplay, frolic. [SKY + LARK(1): (v.) with pun on LARK(2)] |
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Traditional English :: skylark
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skylark.html - n. & v. --n. a lark, Alauda arvensis of Eurasia and N. Africa, that sings while hovering in flight. --v.intr. play tricks or practical jokes, indulge in horseplay, frolic. [SKY + LARK(1): (v.) with pun on LARK(2)] |
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Traditional English :: skylight
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skylark.html - n.
a window set in the plane of a roof or ceiling. |
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Traditional English :: skyline
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skylark.html - n.
the outline of hills, buildings, etc., defined against the sky; the visible horizon. |
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English Idioms :: sky
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skylark.html - See: OUT OF THE BLUE or OUT OF A CLEAR SKY or OUT OF A CLEAR BLUE SKY, REACH FOR THE SKY. |
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