barking

British slang for crazy, short for barking mad.

She wears a cilice? The woman is quite obviously barking.

by RedGecko September 6, 2010

barking

A term for the firing of a weapon(s), usually a gun, that is used commonly in conjunction with the word 'stick' (gun) and has an intimidating, murderous connotation.

It's not to be confused with the place Barking, East London.

If this was us, sticks would be barking on this estate, but they are pussies.

by snhater March 22, 2011

barked

To be physically and emotionally tired after a long night.

"When Sally came back from the party she was barked and needed some rest."

by John1517 October 16, 2008

barking

1. When speaking loudly, to a shout, just to get a strangers attention.

2. When speaking loudly in a close or sound sensitive setting. ( vehicle, house, comedy club, etc.. )

barking¹ - HEY BABY WHAT'S YOUR NAME?

barking² - (at a funeral ) HEY WHO WAS THIS BASTARD ANYWAYS?

synonyms: shouting, yelling, screaming

by UnknowableOne June 20, 2016

barkative

the act of constant talking or complaining

I cannot carry on a conversation with her because she is so barkative.

by Dr. Kevin Burke October 20, 2005

Bark

Used as a way to divert someones attention or mock a long and drawn out story.

After twenty minutes of a long boring story...

Matt: And so, long story short...

Joe: "BARK"

by Ehill November 20, 2010

bark

The usually brown stuff on a tree, has many textures!

I like to look at the bark on the trees.

by anonomus March 30, 2004