harken
hor kuhn
- v listen; used mostly in the imperative
- Will's views on war generally harken back to another era of pre World War II conservative isolationism.
- They harken back to the classic cliffhangers of early cinema serials, with the bravado of my favorite pulp-fiction novelsthe adventure, the characters, all of it.
- Is Microsoft indeed trying to harken back to a time when Windows was king, Google was a nonsense word and Apple was on the verge of extinction?.