Etymology
Origin of chark
1485–95; earlier charke cole, back formation from charcoal
Example Sentences
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Chark Jr. and Simi Fehoko will hit the open market after injury-riddled seasons.
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Chark Jr. never made an impact after a preseason hip injury cost him eight games.
From Los Angeles Times
The Chargers didn’t make any moves at the trade deadline, but DJ Chark Jr.’s long-awaited season debut will be like adding a new player to an offense that is starting to round into form.
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Chark was the final piece of the Chargers’ receiving corps that has seen breakout performances from rookie Ladd McConkey and 2023 first-round draft pick Quentin Johnston.
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Chark can join the Chargers’ rejuvenated passing offense against the Titans’s top-ranked pass defense that allows 155.8 yards per game.
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