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Definition of bar
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bar is as below...
Bar (n.) A
vertical
line
across
the
staff.
Bars
divide
the staff into
spaces
which
represent
measures,
and are
themselves
called
measures..
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Land-poor
::
Land-poor
(a.)
Pecuniarily
embarrassed
through
owning
much
unprofitable
land.
Anatiferous
::
Anatiferous
(a.)
Producing
ducks;
--
applied
to
Anatifae,
under the
absurd
notion
of their
turning
into ducks or
geese.
See
Barnacle..
Price
::
Price (n. & v.) The sum or
amount
of money at which a thing is
valued,
or the value which a
seller
sets on his goods in
market;
that for which
something
is
bought
or sold, or
offered
for sale;
equivalent
in money or other means of
exchange;
current
value or rate paid or
demanded
in
market
or in
barter;
cost..
Arles
::
Arles (n. pl.) An
earnest;
earnest
money;
money paid to bind a
bargain.
Dicker
::
Dicker
(n.) A
chaffering,
barter,
or
exchange,
of small
wares;
as, to make a
dicker..
Gusset
::
Gusset
(n.) A kind of
bracket,
or
angular
piece of iron,
fastened
in the
angles
of a
structure
to give
strength
or
stiffness;
esp., the part
joining
the
barrel
and the fire box of a
locomotive
boiler..
Barbaresque
::
Barbaresque
(a.)
Barbaric
in form or
style;
as,
barbaresque
architecture..
Calamus
::
Calamus
(n.) The horny basal
portion
of a
feather;
the
barrel
or
quill.
Semibarbarian
::
Semibarbarian
(n.) One
partly
civilized.
Emodin
::
Emodin
(n.) An
orange-red
crystalline
substance,
C15H10O5,
obtained
from the
buckthorn,
rhubarb,
etc., and
regarded
as a
derivative
of
anthraquinone;
-- so
called
from a
species
of
rhubarb
(Rheum
emodei)..
Mullion
::
Mullion
(n.) A
slender
bar or pier which forms the
division
between
the
lights
of
windows,
screens,
etc..
Lepadoid
::
Lepadoid
(n.) A
stalked
barnacle
of the genus
Lepas,
or
family
Lepadidae;
a goose
barnacle.
Also used
adjectively..
Reland
::
Reland
(v. i.) To go on shore after
having
embarked;
to land
again.
Laparocele
::
Laparocele
(n.) A
rupture
or
hernia
in the
lumbar
regions.
Gamboge
::
Gamboge
(n.) A
concrete
juice,
or gum
resin,
produced
by
several
species
of trees in Siam,
Ceylon,
and
Malabar.
It is
brought
in
masses,
or
cylindrical
rolls,
from
Cambodia,
or
Cambogia,
--
whence
its name. The best kind is of a
dense,
compact
texture,
and of a
beatiful
reddish
yellow.
Taking
internally,
it is a
strong
and harsh
cathartic
and
emetic..
Flacket
::
Flacket
(n.) A
barrel-shaped
bottle;
a
flagon.
Drawbar
::
Drawbar
(n.) An
openmouthed
bar at the end of a car, which
receives
a
coupling
link and pin by which the car is
drawn.
It is
usually
provided
with a
spring
to give
elasticity
to the
connection
between
the cars of a
train..
Mesophl/um
::
Mesophl/um
(n.) The
middle
bark of a tree; the green layer of bark,
usually
soon
covered
by the outer or corky
layer,
and
obliterated..
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::
-ite () A
suffix
used in
naming
minerals;
as,
chlorite,
from its
characteristic
green
color;
barite,
from its
heaviness;
graphite,
from its use in
writing..
Revolver
::
Revolver
(n.) One who, or that
which,
revolves;
specifically,
a
firearm
(
commonly
a
pistol)
with
several
chambers
or
barrels
so
arranged
as to
revolve
on an axis, and be
discharged
in
succession
by the same lock; a
repeater..
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