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aˈlurk, adv., prop. phr.
[a prep.1 + lurk.]
†1. Obs. Out of place, awry.
1572Lawson Orchet, MS. Lansd. No. 208, 4 His heed in shappe as by natures worke, Not one haire amisse, or lyeth a loorke.
2. Lurking. rare.
1895F. Thompson Sister-Songs 20 And whitest witchery, a-lurk in that Authentic cestus of two girdling arms. |