berk

As nouns the difference between merk and berk

is that merk is mark, sign while berk is (british|slang|pejorative) a fool, prat, twit.

As nouns the difference between berk and berm

is that berk is (british|slang|pejorative) a fool, prat, twit while berm is a narrow ledge or shelf, as along the top or bottom of a slope.

As a verb berm is

to provide something with a berm.

As a verb belk

is (obsolete) to vomit.

As a noun berk is

(british|slang|pejorative) a fool, prat, twit.

As nouns the difference between werk and berk

is that werk is obsolete form of lang=en while berk is a fool, prat, twit.

As nouns the difference between berk and yerk

is that berk is (british|slang|pejorative) a fool, prat, twit while yerk is (archaic) a sudden or quick thrust or motion; a jerk.

As a verb yerk is

(archaic) to stab.

As nouns the difference between benk and berk

is that benk is place; point while berk is a fool, prat, twit.

As nouns the difference between zerk and berk

is that zerk is a type of grease fitting while berk is (british|slang|pejorative) a fool, prat, twit.

As nouns the difference between berk and bere

is that berk is (british|slang|pejorative) a fool, prat, twit while bere is (chiefly|scotland) barley, especially (six-rowed barley).

As a verb bork

is to defeat a judicial nomination through a concerted attack on the nominee's character, background and philosophy.

As a noun berk is

a fool, prat, twit.

As a verb ferk

is alternative form of lang=en.

As a noun berk is

a fool, prat, twit.