Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Barkbared

Barkbareda.stripped or divested of the bark

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Barker

Barkern.one that barks or coughs, a snarler

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Barking

Barkingn.the noise of dogs, the act of coughing

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Barky

Barkya.having or consisting of bark, like bark

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Barley

Barleyn.a sort of grain that malt is made of

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Barleycorn

Barleycornn.a grain of barley, the third part of an inch

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Barm

Barmn.yeast, scum of malt-liquor

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Barmy

Barmya.containing or like barm, frothy

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Barn

Barnn.a storehouse used for corn, hay, stabling, &c.

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Barnacle

Barnaclen.a large bird like a goofe, a shellfish

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Barnacles

Barnaclesn. pl.irons on horses' noses, spectacles

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Barofelenite

Barofeleniten.baryte combined with sulfuric acid

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Barolite

Baroliten.baryte combined with fixed air

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Barometer

Barometern.an instrument used to show the weight of the atmosphere

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Barometrical

Barometricala.relating to barometer

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Baron

Baronn.a degree of nobility next to viscount

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Baronage

Baronagen.the dignity of a baron, whole body of barons

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Baroness

Baronessn.a barons' lady, or wife

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Baronet

Baronetn.a title, a knight of first degree

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Baronial

Baroniala.belonging to a barony

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Barony

Baronyn.a lordship that gives title to a baron

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Barrack

Barrackn.a building to lodge soldiers in, a hut

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Barrator

Barratorn.a wrangler, an encourager of lawsuits

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Barratry

Barratryn.foul practice in law, any fraud of a shipmaster

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Barrel

Barreln.a wooden vessel, part of a gun, cylinder

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Barrel (2)

Barrelv.t.to put in a barrel

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Barren

Barrena.unfruitful, scanty, dull, unmeaning