birk
Origin of birk
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How to use birk in a sentence
Police had more than 4,000 tips since Westminster Police Chief Lee birk warned that a “predator” was at large in the community.
Police say they have received more than 4,000 tips since Chief birk warned that a “predator” is at large in the community.
A Tearful Goodbye to Colorado Kidnap Victim Jessica Ridgeway | Christine Pelisek | October 17, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTThe drooping birk boughs were quite golden now, and the rowan berries a coral red.
Morag | Janet Milne RaeThe birk held a high place in the secret rites and customs of the Ballad Age.
The Balladists | John GeddieHe would be half the day in finding the valley road that led to birk's Mill.
The Young Mountaineers | Charles Egbert Craddock
They came slowly along, through the feathery birk-trees, which were all flooded by the delicate rainbow tints.
Morag | Janet Milne RaeThe plants in all these are either a brier and a rose, or a brier and a birk.
British Dictionary definitions for birk
/ (bɪrk, bɜːk) mainly Scot /
a birch tree
(plural) a birch wood
consisting or made of birch
Origin of birk
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