bark vs. barque
2 words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things. Medium level in Homonym Hunter.
🐕 bark
A dog's sharp cry — or the tough outer skin of a tree.
“The dog let out one sharp bark.”
⛵ barque
A sailing ship with three or more masts.
“A weathered barque rounded the point.”
Did you know? Because 'bark' itself means two different things, this round wants you to type it too — plus the ship, 'barque'.
Quick way to tell them apart
“bark” means a dog's sharp cry — or the tough outer skin of a tree; “barque” means a sailing ship with three or more masts.
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