Wark

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Wark, a Scots noun for a building, from the noun wark [wark, wA:rk] (work). The verb form is wirk [wIrk, wVrk]. The past tense is wrocht [wroxt].

Wark may refer to:

Fiction

• A sound made by the Chocobos of Final Fantasy.

Places

• Wark on Tweed, village in Berwick-upon-Tweed Borough, Carham Parish, in the north of England bordering Scotland
• Wark on Tyne, village in Tynedale, in the north of England near Kielder reservoir
• Wark Castle, at Wark on Tweed
• Wark Castle, at Wark on Tyne
• Mar's Wark in Stirling
• King's Wark in Leith
• Wark (river), river in Luxembourg

People

• Blair Wark, Major Blair Anderson Wark, Australian Army officer, recipient of the Victoria Cross in World War One
• John Wark, Scottish footballer
• Kirsty Wark, Scottish journalist and BBC television presenter
• McKenzie Wark, Australian-born writer and scholar
• Tom Wark, California wine professional and blogger
• Master of Wark: Master of Work to the Crown of Scotland
• David Wark, Professor of Particle Physics at Imperial College, London, and the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
• Matthew Wark, Professional surfer out of San Diego. Also a world renowned poker player and sports enthusiast more commonly known as Swoll Patrol.
• Jon Wark, Professional Lifeguard Instructor at YMCA of Middle Tennessee, United States, and greatest man alive
• Peter Alexander Blanch Wark, Conjoint Professor University of Newcastle Australia. Respiratory and Sleep Medicine Physician.

Radio

• WARK (AM), talk radio station in Hagerstown, Maryland

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