birk

/burk; Scots birk/US // bɜrk; Scots bɪrk //UK // (bɪrk, bɜːk) mainly Scot //

傻子,傻傻分不清楚,傻傻分不清,傻逼

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Police had more than 4,000 tips since Westminster Police Chief Lee Birk warned that a “predator” was at large in the community.
Police say they have received more than 4,000 tips since Chief Birk warned that a “predator” is at large in the community.
The drooping birk boughs were quite golden now, and the rowan berries a coral red.
The birk held a high place in the secret rites and customs of the Ballad Age.
He would be half the day in finding the valley road that led to Birk's Mill.
They came slowly along, through the feathery birk-trees, which were all flooded by the delicate rainbow tints.
The plants in all these are either a brier and a rose, or a brier and a birk.