cark[verb]Synonyms: trouble, ail, distress, upset, worry, fret, fuss, pother, stew, tew
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cark noun.
[kɑ:k] Long
arch. or
Scot. ME.[Anglo-Norman karke repr. north. var. of Old French c(h)arche, from c(h)archier from late Latin car(ri)care: see CHARGE verb.]1. A load, a weight.
ME-M16.2. A charge, a burden.
ME-L16.3. Trouble, anxiety; labour; toil.
ME.■ Longfellow The swart mechanic comes to drown his cark and care.4. Care, pains; heed.
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cark verb.
[kɑ:k] Long
arch. or
Scot. ME.[Old Northern French carkier from Old French c(h)archier: see CARK noun.]1. verb trans. Load, burden; impose as a charge on. Only in
ME.2. verb trans. Worry, harass, vex, trouble.
ME.3. verb intrans. Be anxious, be concerned; fret oneself; toil.
ME.4. verb intrans. Care
for, take thought.
LME-E17. ■ carking noun grieving, solicitude, (an) anxiety
ME. ■ carking adjective burdensome, wearying; toiling, anxious, niggardly:
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