English to English Dictionary

Barker

A person who barks or yells, especially to attract attention to something.

Barley

A hardy cereal grain that has long bristles sprouting from the ears, used for food, in brewing beer, and for feeding livestock.

Barlow

A surname of English origin, often used as a given name.

Barm

The froth or foam that forms on the surface of fermenting liquids, especially beer.

Barmy

Slightly mad or eccentric; foolish.

Barn

A large building for storing farm animals, equipment, or produce.

Barotrauma

Physical damage to body tissues caused by a difference in pressure between a gas space inside, in contact with, or inside the body and the surrounding gas or fluid.

Barrage

A concentrated outpouring or overwhelming rapid succession of something, such as questions, complaints, or blows.

Barre

A long, rigid piece of material used as a support or barrier.

Barred Window

A window that is secured with bars to prevent entry or exit.

Barren

Not able to produce offspring or fruit; unproductive.

Barren Land

Land that is too poor to produce much or any vegetation.