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Definition of bar
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Bar (n.) An
ordinary,
like a fess but
narrower,
occupying
only one fifth part of the
field..
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Extricate
::
Extricate
(v. t.) To free, as from
difficulties
or
perplexities;
to
disentangle;
to
disembarrass;
as, to
extricate
a
person
from debt,
peril,
etc..
Zeolite
::
Zeolite
(n.) A term now used to
designate
any one of a
family
of
minerals,
hydrous
silicates
of
alumina,
with lime, soda,
potash,
or
rarely
baryta.
Here are
included
natrolite,
stilbite,
analcime,
chabazite,
thomsonite,
heulandite,
and
others.
These
species
occur of
secondary
origin
in the
cavities
of
amygdaloid,
basalt,
and lava, also, less
frequently,
in
granite
and
gneiss.
So
called
because
many of these
species
intumesce
before
the
blowpipe..
"""barleycorn "
::
Barleycorn
(n.) A grain or corn of
barley..
Bark
::
Bark (v. i.) To make a
short,
loud,
explosive
noise with the vocal
organs;
-- said of some
animals,
but
especially
of
dogs..
Shape
::
Shape (n.) A
rolled
or
hammered
piece,
as a bar, beam, angle iron, etc.,
having
a cross
section
different
from
merchant
bar..
Prelumbar
::
Prelumbar
(a.)
Situated
immediately
in front of the
loins;
--
applied
to the
dorsal
part of the
abdomen.
#NAME?
::
-meter
() A
suffix
denoting
that by which
anything
is
measured;
as,
barometer,
chronometer,
dynamometer..
Grating
::
Grating
(n.) A
system
of close
equidistant
and
parallel
lines lines or bars,
especially
lines ruled on a
polished
surface,
used for
producing
spectra
by
diffraction;
--
called
also
diffraction
grating..
Domina
::
Domina
(n.) Lady; a lady; -- a title
formerly
given to noble
ladies
who held a
barony
in their own
right.
Chop
::
Chop (v. i.) To
barter
or
truck.
Barbecue
::
Barbecue
(n.) A
floor,
on which
coffee
beans are
sun-dried..
Barbacan
::
Barbacan
(n.) A tower or
advanced
work
defending
the
entrance
to a
castle
or city, as at a gate or
bridge.
It was often large and
strong,
having
a ditch and
drawbridge
of its own..
Fix
::
Fix (n.) A
position
of
difficulty
or
embarassment;
predicament;
dilemma.
Barrel
::
Barrel
(n.) The
quantity
which
constitutes
a full
barrel.
This
varies
for
different
articles
and also in
different
places
for the same
article,
being
regulated
by
custom
or by law. A
barrel
of wine is 31/
gallons;
a
barrel
of flour is 196
pounds..
Lombard
::
Lombard
(n.) A form of
cannon
formerly
in use.
Pheon
::
Pheon (n.) A
bearing
representing
the head of a dart or
javelin,
with long barbs which are
engrailed
on the inner
edge..
Lancet
::
Lancet
(n.) An iron bar used for
tapping
a
melting
furnace.
Barrel
::
Barrel
(n.) A round
vessel
or cask, of
greater
length
than
breadth,
and
bulging
in the
middle,
made of
staves
bound with
hoops,
and
having
flat ends or
heads..
Overslaugh
::
Overslaugh
(n.) A bar in a
river;
as, the
overslaugh
in the
Hudson
River..
Knot
::
Knot (n.) A
sandpiper
(Tringa
canutus),
found in the
northern
parts of all the
continents,
in
summer.
It is
grayish
or ashy
above,
with the rump and upper tail
coverts
white,
barred
with
dusky.
The lower parts are pale
brown,
with the
flanks
and under tail
coverts
white.
When fat it is
prized
by
epicures.
Called
also
dunne..
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