How to pronounce “up with the larks”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• (idiomatic) Alternative form of up with the lark.

Practice Nearby Words

up with the chickens, happy as a lark, away with the fairies, up on, sleeping at the switch, woke, up to something, up a height, dead on one's feet, het up, come to bed, sound asleep, shook-up, bang up, up for the downstroke, slap-up, up someone's street, off and running, belly up, put-out, up to bat, fresh out of, laced-up, quick on one's feet, in with a chance, come-to-bed, out to lunch, live, bang-up, caught on the hop, in with a shout, quick off the mark, like a phoenix from the ashes, off the hook, hot to trot, down with the kids, put-up, off like a bride's nightie, coffeed out, cut out, bored out of one's tree, gone, wido, turnt up, on the horn, knocked over with a feather, crack up, stuck on, toes up, lit up, on the lam, beat up, in for it, quick on the draw, slow off the mark, caught with one's pants down, flat out, gone fishing, full speed ahead, peed off, bedone, off like a prom dress, stuck up, out on one's feet, beat, caught with the cookie jar, out on one's ear, lark, pipit, skylark, sky, soar, tower, antic, clown, elated, frolic, metallic, mud, nest, owl, prank, hare, alaudidae, exaltation, family alaudidae, larker, alauda, bevy, calendula, corydon, lark-colored, passerine, salmi, scud, scudding, titlark, alauda arvensis, alouette, anouilh

Similar Sounds

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