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Definition of barb
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 barb is as below...
Barb (n.) Paps, or
little
projections,
of the
mucous
membrane,
which mark the
opening
of the
submaxillary
glands
under the
tongue
in
horses
and
cattle.
The name is
mostly
applied
when the barbs are
inflamed
and
swollen..
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Gossypium
::
Gossypium
(n.) A genus of
plants
which yield the
cotton
of the arts. The
species
are much
confused.
G.
herbaceum
is the name given to the
common
cotton
plant,
while the
long-stapled
sea-island
cotton
is
produced
by G.
Barbadense,
a
shrubby
variety.
There are
several
other kinds
besides
these..
Barb
::
Barb (n.) Armor for a
horse.
Same as 2d Bard, n., 1..
Barb
::
Barb (n.) The
Barbary
horse,
a
superior
breed
introduced
from
Barbary
into Spain by the
Moors..
Barbarity
::
Barbarity
(n.) A
barbarous
or cruel act.
Barbed
::
Barbed
(imp. & p. p.) of Bar.
Mullet
::
Mullet
(n.) Any
species
of the genus
Mullus,
or
family
Mullidae;
called
also red
mullet,
and
surmullet,
esp. the plain
surmullet
(Mullus
barbatus),
and the
striped
surmullet
(M.
surmulletus)
of
Southern
Europe.
The
former
is the
mullet
of the
Romans.
It is noted for the
brilliancy
of its
colors.
See
Surmullet..
Rude
::
Rude
(superl.)
Barbarous;
fierce;
bloody;
impetuous;
-- said of war,
conflict,
and the like; as, the rude shock of
armies..
Hound''s-tongue
::
Hound's-tongue
(n.) A
biennial
weed
(Cynoglossum
officinale),
with soft
tongue-shaped
leaves,
and an
offensive
odor. It bears
nutlets
covered
with
barbed
or
hooked
prickles.
Called
also
dog's-tongue..
Cruelty
::
Cruelty
(n.) A cruel and
barbarous
deed;
inhuman
treatment;
the act of
willfully
causing
unnecessary
pain.
Rhabarbarate
::
Rhabarbarate
(a.)
Impregnated
or
tinctured
with
rhubarb.
Barbacanage
::
Barbacanage
(n.) Money paid for the
support
of a
barbican.
Gothic
::
Gothic
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
Goths;
as,
Gothic
customs;
also, rude;
barbarous..
Barber
::
Barber
(n.) One whose
occupation
it is to shave or trim the
beard,
and to cut and dress the hair of his
patrons..
Hyperotreta
::
Hyperotreta
(n. pl.) An order of
marsipobranchs,
including
the
Myxine
or
hagfish
and the genus
Bdellostoma.
They have
barbels
around
the
mouth,
one tooth on the
plate,
and a
communication
between
the nasal
aperture
and the
throat.
See
Hagfish..
Ochreated
::
Ochreated
(a.)
Provided
with
ochrea,
or
sheathformed
stipules,
as the
rhubarb,
yellow
dock, and
knotgrass..
Barbarous
::
Barbarous
(a.) Being in the state of a
barbarian;
uncivilized;
rude;
peopled
with
barbarians;
as, a
barbarous
people;
a
barbarous
country..
Poller
::
Poller
(n.) One who
polls;
specifically:
(a) One who polls or lops
trees.
(b) One who polls or cuts hair; a
barber.
[R.] (c) One who
extorts
or
plunders.
[Obs.]
Baex. (d) One who
registplws
votplws,
or one who
enters
his name as a
voter..
Barbadian
::
Barbadian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Barbados.
Oregon Grape
::
Oregon
grape () An
evergreen
species
of
barberry
(Berberis
Aquifolium),
of
Oregon
and
California;
also, its
roundish,
blue-black
berries..
Barbarism
::
Barbarism
(n.) An
uncivilized
state or
condition;
rudeness
of
manners;
ignorance
of arts,
learning,
and
literature;
barbarousness..
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