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

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

barking

Voice or Sound produced by someone. Act of produce that sound.

"Hey, the postman is coming, and your dog is barking for him".

by Germano da Cunha Diogo Saffier January 2, 2009

bark bark

Bark bark, a phrase made back in 1900 means, “let’s smash”

hey shawty, let’s bark bark tonight.. 😫

by anonymous October 4, 2020

Barking

A place in east London. When people hear it they singet the song barking.

Girl: hey I live in barking
Boy: I might link my ting from Barking
7am in the morning
She's callin', I'm yawnin'
She's jarrin', no stallin'

by EastLondonGirl December 26, 2018

bark

to speak loudly and usually belligerently without knowing what in the fuck you are talking out.

What the fuck is he barking about now?

by vanuel February 3, 2004