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Webster Dictionary :: Barton
B'ARTON, n. The demain lands of a manor; the manor itself; and sometimes the out...
Webster Dictionary :: Bartery
B'ARTERY, n. Exchange of commodities in trade. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bartering
B'ARTERING, ppr. Trafficking or trading by an exchange of commodities.
Webster Dictionary :: Barterer
B'ARTERER, n. One who trafficks by exchange of commodities.
Webster Dictionary :: Bartered
B'ARTERED,pp. Given in exchange.
Webster Dictionary :: Barter
B'ARTER, v.i. [L.vario,vertol Class Br.] To traffick or trade, by exchanging one...
Webster Dictionary :: Barshot
B'ARSHOT, n. [See Bar and Shoot.] Double headed shot, consisting of a bar, with ...
Webster Dictionary :: Barse
B'ARSE, n. An English name for the common perch.
Webster Dictionary :: Barrow
BAR'ROW, n. 1. A light small carriage. A hand-barrow is a frame covered in the m...
Webster Dictionary :: Barrister
BAR'RISTER, n. [from bar.] A counselor, learned in the laws, qualified and admit...
Webster Dictionary :: Barring
B'ARRING, ppr. Making fast with a bar; obstructing; excluding; preventing; prohi...
Webster Dictionary :: Barrier
BAR'RIER. [See Bar ] 1. In fortification, a kind of fence made in a passage or r...
Webster Dictionary :: Barricado
BARRICA'DO. The same as barricade.
Webster Dictionary :: Barricade
BARRICA'DE, n. 1. A fortification made in haste, of trees, earth, palisades, wag...
Webster Dictionary :: Barrful
B'ARRFUL, a. Full of obstructions.
Webster Dictionary :: Barrenwort
BAR'RENWORT, n. [See Wort .] A plant, constituting the genus Epimedium, of which...
