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Definition of bar
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Bar (n.) To cross with one or more
stripes
or
lines.
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Barb
::
Barb (n.) Armor for a
horse.
Same as 2d Bard, n., 1..
Barefacedly
::
Barefacedly
(adv.)
Openly;
shamelessly.
Puzzle
::
Puzzle
(v.)
Something
which
perplexes
or
embarrasses;
especially,
a toy or a
problem
contrived
for
testing
ingenuity;
also,
something
exhibiting
marvelous
skill in
making..
Gall
::
Gall (n.) An
excrescence
of any form
produced
on any part of a plant by
insects
or their
larvae.
They are most
commonly
caused
by small
Hymenoptera
and
Diptera
which
puncture
the bark and lay their eggs in the
wounds.
The
larvae
live
within
the
galls.
Some galls are due to
aphids,
mites,
etc. See
Gallnut..
Cross
::
Cross (v. t.) To
interfere
and cut off; to
debar.
Embarkation
::
Embarkation
(n.) That which is
embarked;
as, an
embarkation
of
Jesuits..
Unbarricade
::
Unbarricade
(v. t.) To
unbolt;
to
unbar;
to open.
Hypsometer
::
Hypsometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
heights
by
observation
of
barometric
pressure;
esp., one for
determining
heights
by
ascertaining
the
boiling
point of
water.
It
consists
of a
vessel
for
water,
with a lamp for
heating
it, and an
inclosed
thermometer
for
showing
the
temperature
of
ebullition..
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) A
barrier,
sliding
door,
movable
screen,
curtain,
or the
like..
Market
::
Market
(v. i.) To deal in a
market;
to buy or sell; to make
bargains
for
provisions
or
goods.
Capstan
::
Capstan
(n.) A
vertical
cleated
drum or
cylinder,
revolving
on an
upright
spindle,
and
surmounted
by a
drumhead
with
sockets
for bars or
levers.
It is much used,
especially
on
shipboard,
for
moving
or
raising
heavy
weights
or
exerting
great power by
traction
upon a rope or
cable,
passing
around
the drum. It is
operated
either
by steam power or by a
number
of men
walking
around
the
capstan,
each
pushing
on the end of a lever fixed in its
socket..
Herbarium
::
Herbarium
(n.) A
collection
of dried
specimens
of
plants,
systematically
arranged..
Subarachnoidal
::
Subarachnoid
(a.) Alt. of
Subarachnoida.
Peel
::
Peel (v. t.) To strip off the skin, bark, or rind of; to strip by
drawing
or
tearing
off the skin, bark,
husks,
etc.; to flay; to
decorticate;
as, to peel an
orange..
Stipulation
::
Stipulation
(n.) The act of
stipulating;
a
contracting
or
bargaining;
an
agreement.
Vessel
::
Vessel
(n.) A
hollow
or
concave
utensil
for
holding
anything;
a
hollow
receptacle
of any kind, as a
hogshead,
a
barrel,
a
firkin,
a
bottle,
a
kettle,
a cup, a bowl, etc..
Gunstock
::
Gunstock
(n.) The stock or wood to which the
barrel
of a hand gun is
fastened.
Bare
::
Bare (a.)
Without
clothes
or
covering;
stripped
of the usual
covering;
naked;
as, his body is bare; the trees are
bare..
Coyote
::
Coyote
(n.) A
carnivorous
animal
(Canis
latrans),
allied
to the dog, found in the
western
part of North
America;
--
called
also
prairie
wolf. Its voice is a
snapping
bark,
followed
by a
prolonged,
shrill
howl..
Barkentine
::
Barkentine
(n.) A
threemasted
vessel,
having
the
foremast
square-rigged,
and the
others
schooner-rigged.
[Spelled
also
barquentine,
barkantine,
etc.] See
Illust.
in
Append..
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