Ark [noun]

In bewilderment she brought the ark into the room, and read the letter addressed to Janet and herself.

Finally the total number of human beings who entered the ark were 4 pairs or eight persons.

He went into the nursery, unearthed the now-disused Noah's Ark, and sucked the paint off as many animals as remained.

And when they came unto the threshing-floor of Chidon, Uzza put forth his hand to hold the Ark; for the oxen stumbled.

This alludes to the figure of the cherubims in the sanctuary, which with stretched out wings covered the ark.-Ibid.

The Hebrews borrowed this custom from their neighbors; for David sang and danced before the ark.

One of the most frequently recurring figures in this series is that of Noah in the ark.

There are also five or six specimens exhibiting Jewish symbols, the ark of the covenant and the rolls of the law.

They couldn't have dragged the old ark far without bringing Justin down.

It was built like the Noah's ark made for children to play with; that is, it was a broad boat, with a house in it.