Definition of stark | Bee Dictionary of English

s devoid of any qualifications or disguise or adornment
facing the stark reality of the deadline
s severely simple
a stark interior
s complete or extreme
stark poverty
a stark contrast
s without qualification; used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers
stark staring mad
s providing no shelter or sustenance
a stark landscape
r completely
stark mad
mouth stark open

Her boyish "flapper" creations were in stark contrast to the Belle Epoque millinery that was in vogue at the time, and about which she asked, "How can a brain function under those .
That's the stark choice facing Barack Obama as he ponders whom to tap in the next few weeks as his running mate.
In the hundreds of powerful images and audio commentaries that follow, Suau documents in stark detail the people of that region as they shed their former skin and .

Stark's only family shelter provides a home to those who need one
July 1 will mark the second anniversary of the Massillon Family Living Center’s new location at 412 Lincoln Way E. The center — Stark County’s only family homeless shelter — is able to house and help more struggling families.
June 15, 2013 - The Canton Repository
Stark County has new employee
TOULON — Stark County will have a new supervisor of assessments and zoning officer as of July 1. The County Board voted Tuesday night to hire longtime office employee Renee L. Johnson of rural Toulon for the combined roles to succeed Debra Duncan, who will be retiring at that time.
June 13, 2013 - Peoria Journal Star
Stark County hires combined supervisor of assessment and zoning officer
Stark County will have a new supervisor of assessments and zoning officer as of July 1. The County Board voted Tuesday night to hire longtime office employee Renee L. Johnson of rural Toulon for the combined roles to succeed Debra Duncan, who will be retiring at that time.
June 13, 2013 - Peoria Journal Star

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