hark \ˈhärk\ intransitive verb: to pay close attention; listen
Etymology: Middle English herkien
EIGHT — Concomitant with the development of food as an obscenity and eating as a private act was the societal glorification of the notion of purity.
Friday, January 8, 2010
Hark
hark \ˈhärk\ intransitive verb: to pay close attention; listen
Etymology: Middle English herkien
EIGHT — Concomitant with the development of food as an obscenity and eating as a private act was the societal glorification of the notion of purity.
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