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To Lark About
To Lark About
To Lark About : Phrases
Meaning:
To play around; to frolic; to go on a spree.
Example:
Having plenty of time on his hands, Gregg took time to lark about the area, exploring the nearby wildlife habitat.
Origin:
This expression comes from the Middle English laik (to play) and the Old English lac (a contest). To Skylark is a modern extension.
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