lurk
0 antonyms and opposites of lurk, grouped by meaning.
Verb — To stay hidden or out of sight, often with the intention to ambush or wait.
How to use lurk
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Etymology
From Middle English lurken, likely from an Old Norse root related to lour, meaning to lie in wait.
Full origin of lurk →Frequently asked questions
What does “lurk” mean?
The word “lurk” means to stay hidden or out of sight, often with the intention to ambush or wait. In plain terms, to hide and wait unseen — or, online, to read without posting.
How do you pronounce “lurk”?
“Lurk” is pronounced lurk (/lɝk/ in IPA).
How do you use “lurk” in a sentence?
Here is “lurk” used in a sentence: “A cat lurked behind the bushes, watching the birds.”
What part of speech is “lurk”?
“Lurk” is a verb.
Where does the word “lurk” come from?
The word “lurk” comes from Middle English. From Middle English lurken, likely from an Old Norse root related to lour, meaning to lie in wait.
How many meanings does “lurk” have?
“Lurk” has 3 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: to stay hidden or out of sight, often with the intention to ambush or wait.