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Phr V lark around larks, larking, larked lark about/around informal to behave in a stupid or playful wayWe were all larking around, laughing and giggling.
lark around ⇨ lark about; lark around verb to have fun by behaving foolishly or mischievously UK, 1813
lark about/around usually progressive BrE to have fun by behaving in a silly way - use this especially about children and young people: The kids took little interest in her lessons, and spent most of the time larking about.■ SIMILAR TO: fool around/about, mess around/about informal
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