barks

The word “barks” has 1 syllable: barks

It's pronounced as /bɑrks/


What is synonym and antonym for barks?

In the thesaurus, “barks” has 69 synonyms and 1 antonym.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for barks along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for barks

Antonyms for barks

  • simmers down

Meanings of barks

  • noun
    1. The short, loud, explosive sound uttered by a dog, a fox, and some other animals.
    2. An abrupt loud vocal utterance.
    3. The exterior covering of the trunk and branches of a tree.
    4. Peruvian bark or Jesuit's bark, the bark of the cinchona from which quinine is produced.
    5. Hard candy made in flat sheets, for instance out of chocolate, peanut butter, toffee or peppermint.
    6. The crust formed on barbecued meat that has had a rub applied to it.
    7. The envelopment or outer covering of anything.
    8. A small sailing vessel, e.g. a pinnace or a fishing smack; a rowing boat or barge.
    9. A sailing vessel or boat of any kind.
    10. A vessel, typically with three (or more) masts, with the foremasts (or fore- and mainmasts) square-rigged, and mizzenmast schooner-rigged.
  • verb
    1. To make a short, loud, explosive noise with the vocal organs (said of animals, especially dogs).
    2. To make a clamor; to make importunate outcries.
    3. To speak sharply.
    4. To strip the bark from; to peel.
    5. To abrade or rub off any outer covering from.
    6. To girdle.
    7. To cover or inclose with bark, or as with bark.

Example Sentences

  • The dog barks loudly every time someone knocks on the door.
  • She always listens when her puppy barks at something unusual.
  • He never minds when his old dog barks at passing cars.
  • The little boy giggles whenever his pet barks playfully.
  • At night, the guard dog barks to alert its owner of any movement.

On this page you'll find 70 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to barks, such as: bares, blows up, bottoms, brigantines, bugeyes, caravels, cat rigs.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • accouters
  • accoutres
  • apparels
  • armors
  • arrays
  • attires
  • backings
  • barks
  • bedecks
  • bedights
  • caparisons
  • capsules
  • carapaces
  • cartridges
  • cases
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  • casings
  • cassettes
  • cloaks
  • clothes
  • coatings
  • coats
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  • costumes
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  • crusts
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  • drapes
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  • encasements
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  • facings
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  • frocks
  • furnishes
  • furs
  • garbs
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  • gets up
  • gowns
  • habilitates
  • habits
  • hairs
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  • hides
  • houses
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  • huddles
  • hulls
  • husks
  • invests
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  • mails
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  • outfits
  • packages
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  • pelts
  • piles
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  • pods
  • robes
  • sheaths
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  • shields
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  • toilets
  • undercoats
  • underdresses
  • underfurs
  • uniforms
  • vests
  • vestures
  • wools
  • wrappers
  • wraps

keels

  • aircraft carriers
  • argosies
  • barges
  • barks
  • barques
  • boats
  • brigantines
  • brigs
  • caravels
  • clippers
  • coasters
  • collapses
  • colliers
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  • corvettes
  • crashes
  • cruisers
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  • destroyers
  • drops
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  • ferryboats
  • flagships
  • flumps
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  • freighters
  • icebreakers
  • ironclads
  • junk
  • ketches
  • lightships
  • liners
  • men-of-war
  • merchant ships
  • merchantmen
  • motor ships
  • nose-dives
  • packets
  • plonks
  • plops
  • plummets
  • plunges
  • plunks
  • precipitates
  • sailboats
  • schooners
  • ships
  • skids
  • slides
  • slips
  • square-riggers
  • steamers
  • steamships
  • stumbles
  • superliners
  • supertankers
  • tall ships
  • tankers
  • topples
  • traders
  • tramps
  • transports
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  • tumbles
  • vessels
  • warships
  • watercrafts
  • windjammers
  • wipes out
  • xebecs
  • yachts

ballyhoos

  • acclaims
  • ados
  • advances
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  • alarums and excursions
  • announces
  • applauds
  • asserts
  • avers
  • barks
  • blares
  • blathers
  • blazes
  • blazons
  • blows up
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  • boosts
  • bothers
  • brawls
  • broadcasts
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  • cacophonies
  • claims
  • clamors
  • clatters
  • clutters
  • coils
  • commends
  • commotions
  • compliments
  • corroborees
  • cracks up
  • cries up
  • declares
  • dins
  • disorders
  • disturbances
  • dithers
  • dos
  • endorses
  • eruptions
  • eulogizes
  • extolls
  • extols
  • fevers
  • flare-ups
  • flurries
  • flutters
  • foofaraws
  • fracas
  • fracases
  • frays
  • frets
  • fun
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  • furors
  • fusses
  • glorifies
  • hails
  • hassles
  • helter-skelters
  • heralds
  • hoo-hahs
  • hoo-has
  • hooplas
  • howls
  • hubble-bubbles
  • hubbubs
  • hue and cries
  • hullabaloos
  • hurlies
  • hurly-burlies
  • hurricanes
  • hurry-scurries
  • hurry-skurries
  • hypes
  • indorses
  • kerfuffles
  • lathers
  • lauds
  • lays down
  • magnifies
  • makes out
  • melees
  • merchandises
  • merchandizes
  • moils
  • noises
  • offers
  • outbreaks
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  • pandemoniums
  • pitches
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  • pothers
  • praises
  • proclaims
  • promotes
  • pronounces
  • publicizes
  • publishes
  • pushes
  • rackets
  • recommends
  • reviews
  • roars
  • rows
  • ruckuses
  • ructions
  • rumpuses
  • scuffles
  • sells
  • shindies
  • shindys
  • splores
  • squalls
  • stews
  • stirs
  • storms
  • talks up
  • tizzies
  • to-dos
  • touts
  • trumpets
  • tub-thumps
  • tumults
  • turmoils
  • upheavals
  • uproars
  • welters
  • whirls
  • williwaws
  • zoos

calls

  • abandons
  • aborts
  • abrogates
  • accounts
  • adjudications
  • alerts
  • amasses
  • announces
  • annuls
  • anticipates
  • asks
  • assembles
  • augurs
  • awards
  • baptizes
  • barks
  • bawls
  • bays
  • bear markets
  • beckons
  • beeps
  • behests
  • beliefs
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  • bellows
  • bids
  • birthrights
  • blats
  • bleats
  • bodes
  • brands
  • brays
  • breaks off
  • bull markets
  • buzzes
  • cackles
  • calculates
  • callbacks
  • callings
  • calls for
  • calls in
  • calls off
  • calls out
  • calls up
  • cancels
  • caterwauls
  • cautions
  • caws
  • charges
  • cheeps
  • chirps
  • choices
  • christens
  • cites
  • claims
  • clepes
  • clucks
  • code-names
  • cold calls
  • cold-calls
  • collects
  • comes by
  • comes over
  • commandments
  • commands
  • conceives
  • concludes
  • conclusions
  • conference calls
  • conjectures
  • consensuses
  • considers
  • convenes
  • convictions
  • convokes
  • coos
  • countermands
  • counts
  • crakes
  • cries
  • cries off
  • croaks
  • crows
  • decisions
  • declares
  • decrees
  • deduces
  • deems
  • deliverances
  • demands
  • denominates
  • denotes
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  • determinations
  • diagnoses
  • dials
  • dibs
  • dictates
  • directives
  • directs
  • discontinues
  • dispositions
  • divines
  • dooms
  • drop-ins
  • drops
  • drops by
  • drops in
  • dubs
  • edicts
  • ends
  • entitles
  • esteems
  • estimates
  • examinations
  • explorations
  • extrapolates
  • eyes
  • fancies
  • favors
  • feelings
  • feels
  • figures
  • findings
  • forbodes
  • forebodes
  • forecasts
  • foreknows
  • foresees
  • foretells
  • forewarns
  • frequents
  • gages
  • gathers
  • gauges
  • get-togethers
  • gives up
  • groups
  • grunts
  • guesses
  • hails
  • halloos
  • halts
  • haunts
  • heralds
  • holds
  • holds back
  • hollers
  • hollos
  • honks
  • hoots
  • howls
  • imagines
  • infers
  • inquests
  • inquiries
  • inquisitions
  • instructions
  • interrogations
  • interrogatories
  • interrupts
  • invalidates
  • investigations
  • invites
  • invokes
  • judgements
  • judges
  • judgments
  • knells
  • labels
  • last words
  • looks up
  • lows
  • makes
  • mandates
  • markets
  • meetings
  • meows
  • messages
  • mews
  • miaows
  • minds
  • miscalls
  • misnames
  • mistitles
  • moos
  • musters
  • names
  • neighs
  • nicknames
  • nominates
  • notes
  • notions
  • nullifies
  • oinks
  • opinions
  • options
  • ordains
  • orders
  • pages
  • peeps
  • persuasions
  • petitions
  • phones
  • places
  • polls
  • portends
  • predicts
  • prerogatives
  • presages
  • pretences
  • pretenses
  • pretensions
  • privileges
  • probes
  • probings
  • proclaims
  • prognosticates
  • promises
  • prophesies
  • puts
  • quacks
  • queries
  • questionings
  • questionnaires
  • questions
  • rallies
  • rates
  • reads
  • reasons
  • reassembles
  • recalls
  • recants
  • rechristens
  • reckons
  • reconvenes
  • refusals
  • regards
  • relabels
  • relinquishes
  • renames
  • rendezvous
  • repeals
  • requests
  • requires
  • requisitions
  • rescinds
  • researches
  • resolutions
  • retracts
  • reverses
  • revokes
  • rights
  • rings
  • roars
  • rolls back
  • rounds up
  • rulings
  • runs in
  • say-sos
  • scraps
  • screams
  • screeches
  • scrubs
  • sees
  • selections
  • sends for
  • senses
  • sentences
  • sentiments
  • sets down
  • shouts
  • shrieks
  • shrills
  • sings
  • sounds off
  • speaks out
  • speaks up
  • specifies
  • squalls
  • squawks
  • squeaks
  • squeals
  • steps in
  • stigmatizes
  • stopovers
  • stops
  • studies
  • styles
  • subpoenas
  • summons
  • supposes
  • surnames
  • surrenders
  • surveys
  • suspends
  • tags
  • takes back
  • takes for
  • telephones
  • terminates
  • terms
  • thinks
  • thunders
  • titles
  • toll calls
  • trumpets
  • trysts
  • tu-whit tu-whoos
  • twitters
  • ululates
  • understands
  • vaticinates
  • verdicts
  • views
  • visitations
  • visits
  • vociferates
  • voice mails
  • voids
  • wails
  • warns
  • whinnies
  • whistles
  • whoops
  • withdraws
  • words
  • writes off
  • yaps
  • yaups
  • yawps
  • yells
  • yelps
  • yips
  • yowls

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