
tr. & intr.v., carked, cark·ing, carks.
To burden or be burdened with trouble; worry.
n.
A worry; a trouble: carks and cares.
[Middle English carken, from Norman French carquier, to burden, load, from Late Latin carricāre. See cargo.]
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[Middle English carken, from Norman French carquier, to burden, load, from Late Latin carricāre. See cargo.]
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