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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.) An
indefinite
quantity
of some
substance,
so
shaped
as to be long in
proportion
to its
breadth
and
thickness;
as, a bar of gold or of lead; a bar of
soap..
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Barbel
::
Barbel
(n.) Barbs or paps under the
tongued
of
horses
and
cattle.
See 1st Barb, 3..
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..
Nail
::
Nail (n.) To
fasten,
as with a nail; to bind or hold, as to a
bargain
or to
acquiescence
in an
argument
or
assertion;
hence,
to
catch;
to
trap..
Barmcloth
::
Barmcloth
(n.)
Apron.
Hearse
::
Hearse
(n.) A bier or
handbarrow
for
conveying
the dead to the
grave.
Blaze
::
Blaze (v. t.) To mark (a tree) by
chipping
off a piece of the bark.
Quinquelobate
::
Quinquelobate
(a.) Alt. of
Quinquelobare.
Neurine
::
Neurine
(n.) A
poisonous
organic
base (a
ptomaine)
formed
in the
decomposition
of
protagon
with
boiling
baryta
water,
and in the
putrefraction
of
proteid
matter.
It was for a long time
considered
identical
with
choline,
a
crystalline
body
originally
obtained
from bile.
Chemically,
however,
choline
is
oxyethyl-trimethyl-ammonium
hydroxide,
while
neurine
is
vinyl-trimethyl-ammonium
hydroxide..
Cost
::
Cost (v. t.) The
amount
paid,
charged,
or
engaged
to be paid, for
anything
bought
or taken in
barter;
charge;
expense;
hence,
whatever,
as
labor,
self-denial,
suffering,
etc., is
requisite
to
secure
benefit..
Score
::
Score (n.) The
original
and
entire
draught,
or its
transcript,
of a
composition,
with the parts for all the
different
instruments
or
voices
written
on
staves
one above
another,
so that they can be read at a
glance;
-- so
called
from the bar,
which,
in its early use, was drawn
through
all the
parts..
Herbaria
::
Herbaria
(pl. ) of
Herbariu.
Shackle
::
Shackle
(n.) The
hinged
and
curved
bar of a
padlock,
by which it is hung to the
staple..
Venal
::
Venal (a.)
Capable
of being
bought
or
obtained
for money or other
valuable
consideration;
made
matter
of trade or
barter;
held for sale;
salable;
mercenary;
purchasable;
hireling;
as, venal
services..
Barb
::
Barb (n.) A bit for a
horse.
Fagot
::
Fagot (n.) A
bundle
of
pieces
of
wrought
iron to be
worked
over into bars or other
shapes
by
rolling
or
hammering
at a
welding
heat; a pile.
Exchange
::
Exchange
(n.) To give and
receive
reciprocally,
as
things
of the same kind; to
barter;
to swap; as, to
exchange
horses
with a
neighbor;
to
exchange
houses
or
hats..
Teemless
::
Teemless
(a.) Not
fruitful
or
prolific;
barren;
as, a
teemless
earth..
Harl
::
Harl (n.) A barb, or
barbs,
of a fine large
feather,
as of a
peacock
or
ostrich,
-- used in
dressing
artificial
flies..
Vandal
::
Vandal
(n.) One of a
Teutonic
race,
formerly
dwelling
on the south shore of the
Baltic,
the most
barbarous
and
fierce
of the
northern
nations
that
plundered
Rome in the 5th
century,
notorious
for
destroying
the
monuments
of art and
literature..
Corticiferous
::
Corticiferous
(a.)
Producing
bark or
something
that
resembling
that
resembles
bark.
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