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:::;BAR 311 BARBarb, s. 1. Anj' thing that grows in the place of abeard : feusag. 2. the points that stand backwardin an an-ow, or hook : coiTan, gath, ribheag.3. armour for horses : uidheam eich-cogaidh. 4.a Barbary horse : each o dhùthaich Bharbari.Barb, r. a. 1. Shave, dress the beard : beùrr, thoira niach feusag. 2. pare close to the surfacelotnair, lom-ruisg. 3. jag arrows with hooksriobhagaich, thoir colg air, thoir corran air. -l.furnish horses with armoui": beartaich, no, uidheamaicheach-cogaidh.Barbarian', «. ]. A man uncivilized, a savage:allmharach, fiadh-dhuine, duine borb. 2. a tbreigner: allmharach, borb-choigreach. 3. a brutalmonster, a man without pity : duine gun iochd,duine gun truas, duine borb.Barbarian, adj. Allmharach, fiadhaich, borb.Barbaric, adj. 1. Uncivilized, savage : borb, aineolach,gun oilean. 2. foreign, far-fetched : coigreach.Barbarism, s. 1. A form of speech contrary tothe purity and exactness of any language : borbbhriathar,borb-ràdh, fiadh-ràdh. 2. ignorance ofarts, want of learning : neo-oilean, aineolas, dallaineolas.3. brutality, savageness of manners :brùidealachd, an-iochdmhorachd, buirbe. 4. cruelty,barbarity, unpitying hardness of heart : neothruasalachd,an-iochrahorachd, brùidealachd.Barbarity, s. See Barbarism.Barbarise, v. n. Labhair gu borb-bhriathrach.Barbarous, adj. 1. Stranger to civility, savage:borb, allmhara, fiadhaich. 2. ignorant, unacquaintedwith arts : neo-oileanta, dall, brùideil. 3. cruel,inhuman : an-iochdmhor, garg, cruaidh-chridheach.4. foreign : coigreach, allmhara.Barbarously, adv. See Barbarous.Barbarousness, «. See Barbarism.Barbary, s. See Barb, s. 4.Barbated, adj. Corranach, riobhagach, colgach.Barbed, adj. 1. Furnished with armour : armaichte,beartaichte, fuidh làn-uidheam-chogaidh. 2. bearded,jagged with hooks or points : riobhagach, corranach,biorach, gathach, colgach.Barbel, «. 1. A fish found in rivers : seòrsa eisg,breac feusagach. 2. knots of superfluous fleshgrowing up in the channels of a horse's mouth :miol, a' rahiol, gàilleach.Barber, s. Bearradair feusaig, bearradair fuilt.Barber-monger, s. Peasan duine.Barbbress, s. Ban-bhearradair.Barberry, s. Preas deilgneach, preas nan geàrrdhearc,geàrr-dhearc.Bard, s. Bard, aos-dàna, filidh.Bardic, ì adj. Bàrdail, a bhuineas do na bàrdaibh,Bardish, J a dùbhradh le bàrdaibh.Bare, a(^'. 1. Naked, without covering : lom, lomnochd,riiisgte. 2. uncovered, out of respectgun bhoineid, ceann-ruisgte. 3. unadorned, plain,simple : simplidh, stuama, measarra. 4. detected,no longer concealed : nochdta, air a leigeadh ris,foUaiseach. 5. poor, indigent : ainniseach, lom,falamh. 6. mere, unaccompanied with usual recommendation: lom. He has but the bare title :cha 'n 'eil aige ach an t-ainm lom. 7. thread-bare,much worn : lom, caithte. 8. not united withany thing else : lom. 9. wanting clothes, slenderlysupplied with clothes : lomnochd, nochduidh.Bare, v. a. Lom, ruisg, nochd, leisg fis.Bare, or Bore, pret. of Bear, see Bear, v,Barebon'e, «. Cnàirah-lom, lom-chnaimh.]?areboned, adj. Lom-chnainiheach.Barefaced, cK^". 1. With the face naked : aghaidiiris, bathaiseach, lom-eudanach. 2. shameless,without concealment, undisguised : mi-nàireach,ladarna, leamh, gun chleith.Barefacedly, adv. See Barefaced.Barefacedness, s. Mi-niiire, ladarnas, leamhachd,bathais làidir.Barefoot, adj. Cas-ruisgte, cas-ruisg, cas-fuisgeach.Barefoot, adv. Cas-ruisg, cas-fuisgeach.Barefooted, adj. See Barefoot, adj.Baregnawn, adj. Air a lom-itheadh.Bareheaded, aJJ. Ceann-fuisgte, ceann-ruisgeach.Barelegged, adj. Luirg-fuisgte, luirg-fuisgeach.Barely', adv. See Bare, adj.Barenecked, adj. Muineal-fùisgte.Bareness, s. 1. Nakedness : nochd, lomnochduidh.2. leanness : caoile. 3. poverty : bochduinn, uireasbhuidli,truaighe. 4. meanness of clotheslomnochduidh.Barepicked, adj. Lom-spiolta.Bareribbed, adj. Lom-aisinneach.Barful, adj. See Barrful.Bargain, «. 1. A contract or agreement concerningthe sale of something : còrdadh, cùmhnant.2. the thing bought or sold, a purchase : luach,luach-peighinn. 3. stipulation, interested dealingluach, buannachd, dòchas buanachd.Bargain, v. n. Cùmhnantaich, cord fi, cord air sou.Bargainee, s. Fear-cùmhnantachaidh.Bargainer, s. Fear-tairgse, a theirgeas luach.Barge, s. Bàta, bàt'-aigheir, bìorluinn.Bargeman, s. Fear-bàta.Barge-master, s. Sgiobair-bàta.Barger, s. Fear-bàta, sgiobair-bàta.Bark, s. 1. The rind or covering of a tree : cairt,rùsg. 2. the medicine, Peruvian bark : cairt leighean,cairt-leighis. 3. a small ship : bàrca, longbheag.Bark, v. a. 1. Strip trees of their bark : ruisg, thoira chain dheth. 2. enclose, cover, as bark thetree : iom-dhruid, iom-chòinhdaich.Bark, f. ?i. I. As a dog : tathuinn, dean tathunn,dean comhart. 2. clamour at, pursue with reproaches: diomol, aoir.Bark-bared, adj. Cairt-rììisgte, air a fùsgadh.Barker, s. 1. Oue that barks or clamours : feartathuinn.2. one who strips trees : fear-rùsgaidlichraobh.Barky, adj. Cairteach, cairtidh.Barley, s. Eòma.Barley-brake, s. Gnè chluiche, obair buaii-buadhachaidh.Barlei-bkoth, s, Eanaraich eòrna.