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Definition of bar
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Bar (n.) A
slender
strip of wood which
divides
and
supports
the glass of a
window;
a sash bar.
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Whiskey
::
Whiskey
(n.) An
intoxicating
liquor
distilled
from
grain,
potatoes,
etc.,
especially
in
Scotland,
Ireland,
and the
United
States.
In the
United
States,
whisky
is
generally
distilled
from
maize,
rye, or
wheat,
but in
Scotland
and
Ireland
it is often made from
malted
barley..
Stadia
::
Stadimeter
(n.) A
horizontal
graduated
bar
mounted
on a
staff,
used as a
stadium,
or
telemeter,
for
measuring
distances..
Herse
::
Herse (n.) A kind of gate or
portcullis,
having
iron bars, like a
harrow,
studded
with iron
spikes.
It is hung above
gateways
so that it may be
quickly
lowered,
to
impede
the
advance
of an
enemy..
Brown
::
Brown (v. t.) To give a
bright
brown color to, as to gun
barrels,
by
forming
a thin coat of oxide on their
surface..
Angustura Bark
::
Angustura
bark () See
Angostura
bark.
Baronies
::
Baronies
(pl. ) of
Baron.
Scaling
::
Scaling
(a.)
Adapted
for
removing
scales,
as from a fish; as, a
scaling
knife;
adapted
for
removing
scale,
as from the
interior
of a steam
boiler;
as, a
scaling
hammer,
bar, etc..
Barrack
::
Barrack
(n.) A
building
for
soldiers,
especially
when in
garrison.
Commonly
in the pl.,
originally
meaning
temporary
huts, but now
usually
applied
to a
permanent
structure
or set of
buildings..
Leaven
::
Leaven
(n.) Any
substance
that
produces,
or is
designed
to
produce,
fermentation,
as in dough or
liquids;
esp., a
portion
of
fermenting
dough,
which,
mixed with a
larger
quantity
of
dough,
produces
a
general
change
in the mass, and
renders
it
light;
yeast;
barm..
Tramontane
::
Tramontane
(a.) Lying or being
beyond
the
mountains;
coming
from the other side of the
mountains;
hence,
foreign;
barbarous..
Baronetage
::
Baronetage
(n.) State or rank of a
baronet.
Embarred
::
Embarred
(imp. & p. p.) of Emba.
Disembarking
::
Disembarking
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Disembar.
Jambolana
::
"Jambolana
(n.) A
myrtaceous
tree of the West
Indies
and
tropical
America
(Calyptranthes
Jambolana),
with
astringent
bark, used for
dyeing.
It bears an
edible
fruit..
Baritone
::
Baritone
(n.) A word which has no
accent
marked
on the last
syllable,
the grave
accent
being
understood..
Encumber
::
Encumber
(v. t.) To
impede
the
motion
or
action
of, as with a
burden;
to
retard
with
something
superfluous;
to weigh down; to
obstruct
or
embarrass;
as, his
movements
were
encumbered
by his
mantle;
his mind is
encumbered
with
useless
learning..
Binny
::
Binny (n.) A large
species
of
barbel
(Barbus
bynni),
found in the Nile, and much
esteemed
for
food..
Excambium
::
Excambium
(n.)
Exchange;
barter;
-- used
commonly
of
lands.
Thane
::
Thane (n.) A
dignitary
under the
Anglo-Saxons
and Danes in
England.
Of these there were two
orders,
the
king's
thanes,
who
attended
the kings in their
courts
and held lands
immediately
of them, and the
ordinary
thanes,
who were lords of
manors
and who had
particular
jurisdiction
within
their
limits.
After the
Conquest,
this title was
disused,
and baron took its
place..
Lumbal
::
Lumbal
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or near, the
loins;
as, the
lumbar
arteries..
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