barky in a sentence

📚 Grade Level: Grade 11, Grade 12

Definition

BARKY (adjective): characterized by or prone to barking, often used to describe dogs that bark frequently or loudly.

The dog became particularly barky when strangers approached the house.
After a long day at work, I find my neighbor's barky puppy quite annoying.
Her barky little terrier always seemed to know when the mailman arrived.
The barky sounds echoed through the quiet neighborhood, disturbing the peace.
He enjoyed playing with his barky friend, despite the endless noise.
During the storm, the barky dog sought comfort from its owner.
The barky nature of the breed made them excellent watchdogs.
As the sun set, the barky calls of the dogs filled the air.
She loved how her barky companion greeted her every time she came home.
Even though he was barky, his playful spirit was hard to resist.