0 a person who advertises an activity at a public event by calling out to people who are walking past:
a fairground/circus barker
All that they have done is to advise merchant barkers in similar positions not to behave in that way.
Half the charm of the fair ground is the raucous boisterous earthy, noisy gaity, the competition of the barkers, and the hurdy-gurdies attached to the roundabouts.
The boardwalk is within the barker inlet aquatic reserve, where the taking of crabs shellfish and plants is prohibited and pets are not allowed.
They were descendants of kabuki jruri, kdan storytellers, theater barkers and other forms of oral storytelling.
A barker extols an exhibit featuring proof of alien life.
They are a silent breed and are not nuisance barkers.
A barker, kept anonymous until the very end, is heard in the closing moments of the film.
They are formidable barkers and can be aggressive with other dogs.
