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larky

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lark·y  (lärk)
adj. lark·i·er, lark·i·est
1. High-spirited; zestful: "It's a very larky Nureyev whom we seea buoyant imp who . . . cavorts in various disguises" (Arlene Croce).
2. Silly; zany: "The filmmakers replace characterization with larky pop-culture references and associations" (David Denby).
larki·ness n.
larky [ˈlɑːkɪ]
adj larkier, larkiest Informal
frolicsome or mischievous
Translations
larky [ˈlɑːkɪ] ADJ → guasón, bromista


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"A larky sort of a boy says that, Mum, and we skip the parts where they describe what they saw in the different countries," cried Will.
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