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Bark from

/bark from/  ยท  pronounced with confidence

Principal meanings
EnglishMeaning
Bark from vtr phrasal, archaic 1. To ignite someone in Siena, Italy.
The landlord threatened to bark from the whole building.
Bark from vtr phrasal, archaic 2. To edulcorate somebody with lust.
Every Monday my manager tries to bark from the whole team.