sark1
/sɑːk
/noun Scottish & Northern English
A shirt or chemise.Mason stood stripped to his sark in the snow, with nothing on but his trousers....
- He wore a sark of black silk, embroidered with strange beasts in red and gold.
Origin
Old English serc, of Germanic origin.
Rhymes
Sark2
/sɑːk/One of the Channel Islands, a small island lying to the east of Guernsey.
- deuteragonist
- deuteranope
- deuteranopia
- deuterated
- deuteration
- deuteriated
- deuteric
- deuterium
- deutero-
- deuterocanonical
- Deutero-Isaiah
- deuteron
- Deuteronomy
- deuterostome
- Deutsche Mark
- Deutschland
- Deutschmark
- deutzia
- deva
- devadasi
- de Valera, Eamon
- de Valois, Dame Ninette
- devalorise
- devalorization
- devalorize