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bark at

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bark at someone or something
Lit. [for a dog] to make a characteristic sharp sound at someone or something. (See also bark at someone.) The dog is barking at the traffic again. Their guard dog was barking at me.
See also: bark

bark at someone

Fig. to speak harshly to someone. Don't bark at me like that over such a trivial mistake! Ken barked at the children for being noisy.
See also: bark
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This is also perfect for pets who love to go out of the house and bark at any stranger or even guest who happen to pass by the lawn.
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When a dog decides to bark at everything and anything is when you start getting concerned.
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