Associations to the word «Barking»
Noun
- Abbess
- Hammersmith
- Dogs
- Pumpkin
- Sands
- Essex
- Ham
- Borough
- Hackney
- Riverside
- Thames
- Abbey
- Gospel
- Oak
- Bromley
- Enfield
- Harrow
- Tottenham
- Valence
- Dog
- Archdeacon
- Henley
- Electrification
- Hodge
- Fulham
- Canning
- Colchester
- Mad
- Harlow
- Barnet
- Heath
- Ripple
- Hoop
- Deer
- Ely
- Nun
- Chancery
- Watford
- Leopard
- London
- Greenwich
- Suffolk
- Midland
- Jackal
- Councillor
- Boar
- Lea
- Burnham
- Owl
- Rfc
- Manor
- Howling
- Underworld
- Bragg
- Bite
- Vicar
- Ipswich
- Kensington
- Clifton
- Camden
- Hamlet
- Airplane
- Elect
- Dock
- Brent
- Griffin
- Hertfordshire
- Katherine
- Redevelopment
- Siding
- Holly
- Weston
- Junction
- Lizard
- Wimbledon
- Ward
- Garage
- Constituency
- Richardson
- Creek
- Sutton
- Frog
- Parish
- Aa
- Urban
- Hectare
- Chelsea
- Bypass
- Tower
- East
- Jo
Adverb
Wiktionary
BARKING, verb. Present participle of bark
BARKING, adjective. Who or that barks or bark.
BARKING, adjective. (British slang) Short for barking mad.
BARKING, noun. The action of the verb to bark.
BARKING, proper noun. A town in London.
BARKING AND DAGENHAM, proper noun. Area of London
BARKING DEER, noun. A muntjac.
BARKING IRON, noun. (obsolete) (especially in plural) A tool used to remove the bark from trees
BARKING IRON, noun. (dated) (slang) A pistol.
BARKING MAD, adjective. (British) (NZ) (informal) Completely insane.
BARKING SPIDER, noun. An Australian spider, Selenocosmia crassipes, which makes a "hissing" sound (stridulation) when disturbed.
BARKING SPIDER, noun. (euphemistic) (humorous) An instance of audible flatulence; a fart.
BARKING SPIDERS, noun. Plural of barking spider
BARKING SQUIRREL, noun. Prairie dog
BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE, verb. Present participle of bark up the wrong tree
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