banshie
1> _. _. _. -; , 
  
_Ex:
to cry like a banshie    

bant
1> _.   ,    
 

bantam
1>  (  )
2> -
3> " "
4> _. _. -,  
5> _. _.     
6> , ; ; 
_Ex:
bantam car   , 
_Ex:
bantam edition   
7> , ; ,    
_Ex:
bantam battalion _. _.   ,
 
8> _.  ( )

bantam-weight
1> _.     
2> ,  , 
_Ex:
a bantam-weight, 17 inch TV set   
  17 

banteng
1> _. 

banter
1>  , 
2>  
_Ex:
there was much banter going on at party   

3>  , , 
4> (with)   ,  
_Ex:
father enjoys bantering with children   
 
5> _. 
6> _. , 

banting
1>  

bantling
1> _. ,  ( )

Bantu
1> _. 

banyan
1> _. 
2> _. -; ,  ( 
 )
3> _.  ();  

banzai
1> _. !, !,  
2> _. _. ,   ""
_Id:
banzai attack _. _.  ,  

baobab
1> _. 

bap
1> _. 

baptism
1> , 
_Ex:
name of baptism ,   
_Ex:
private baptism   
_Ex:
baptism of blood ; _.  , 
  
_Ex:
baptism of fire  
_Ex:
he received baptism  
2> , 
_Ex:
Iraq had its TV baptism    

baptismal
1>   ; 
_Ex:
baptismal name ,   
_Ex:
baptismal certificate   
_Ex:
baptismal ceremony 

baptist
1> _. 
_Ex:
John the Baptist  
_Ex:
Baptist's day   ,  
2> 

baptistery
1> _.  (  )
2>    ( )

baptistry
1> _.  (  )
2>    ( )

baptize
1> _. ,   
2>  , 
_Ex:
the baby was baptized William    
 
3> ,   
4>  
_Ex:
sorrow had baptized her   
5>    
_Ex:
the filght of Gagarin baptized the world into the age of
man in space      
 
6> 

bar
1> , 
_Ex:
chocolate bar  
_Ex:
wooden bar  
_Ex:
bar of metal  
_Ex:
bar of soap  
2> 
3> , 
_Ex:
bar of copper  
_Ex:
bar of gold  
4> _. , , ,  
5> _.  , 
6> _. , , 
_Ex:
measuring bar _.  
7> _.  
8> 
_Ex:
the bar in a barrel    
9> _.  ; 
10> , 
11> 
_Ex:
toll bar  
12>  , 
_Ex:
a bar of green fringed her skirt      

13> _.   
14>  ()
_Ex:
behind the bars  ,  
15> _. _.  
16>  , , , ; 
_Ex:
sand bar  
_Ex:
ice bar  ;   
_Ex:
the ship stuck fast on the bar   
 
17> _.   
18> _.    
19> _.   
20> _.  
21> _. ,   
22> _. 
23> _.  
_Ex:
double bar   
24> _. 
25> 
_Ex:
uneven bars  
26> _.     
_Ex:
he cleared the bar at two metres    
27> _. 
28> _. 
29> _. 
30> _.  ( )
_Ex:
to get one's bar _.   
31>  ,    
32>     (  )
33> , , , , 
_Ex:
language bar  
_Ex:
bar to happiness  
_Ex:
bar to economic development    

_Ex:
to let down the bars  
_Ex:
poor health may be a bar to success in one's studies 
     
_Id:
colour bar " ",  
_Id:
to cross the bar    , 
34>  ( )
_Ex:
to lock and bar the door      
_Ex:
to bar the door against smb.   -.
35>   ( )
36> , , , 
_Ex:
the exits were barred    
_Ex:
a fallen tree is barring the way   

_Ex:
soldiers barred the way   
_Ex:
the bears were barred in their den   
  
37> , , , 
_Ex:
to bar progress  
_Ex:
what is barring our advance?    ?
_Ex:
she barred his insinuations with a witty remark 
    
_Ex:
what bars you from coming to the theatre with us?  
      ?
_Ex:
they barred the possibility of his ever returning 
    
38> 
_Ex:
to bar smoking  
_Ex:
to bar from fishing   
_Ex:
dogs are barred from the store     

_Ex:
to bar all claims completely and finally _. 
    
39> (from)  ( -.)
_Ex:
to bar smb. from undesirable actions  -. 
 
40> , 
_Ex:
he was barred from the contest     
41> _.  ,  
_Ex:
what I bar is a man who talks about what he doesn't know 
 ,    ,   
42>  , 
_Ex:
crimson barred   
_Ex:
barred feathers  
43> _. , 
44> _.  ,  
_Ex:
to bar the dice    ( 
 )
_Ex:
his move with pawn has been barred     

45> _. ,  
_Ex:
bar none   ;
_Ex:
he is the best student, bar none    
_Ex:
I can come any day bar Monday      ,
 
46> ,  
_Ex:
he was brought to the bar by two constables  
   
47>  ;    
_Ex:
at the bar  
_Ex:
prisoner at the bar 
_Ex:
trial at bar  
_Ex:
on the wrong side of the bar     
_Ex:
to plead at the bar   
48> , , 
_Ex:
the bar of public opnion   
_Ex:
the bar of conscience  
49> _. ,       . .
50> ,  ,  ,
 ( )
_Ex:
to be at the Bar   ()
_Ex:
to go to the Bar     
_Ex:
to be called within the Bar   

_Ex:
to read for the Bar   
_Ex:
General Council of the Bar   

51> _.  , , 
_Id:
in bar of ...     
_Id:
bar and bench   
52> , , 
_Ex:
snack bar 
_Ex:
milk-bar -
53> , 
54> ,  (  )
55>  
56> _.  ( )
57>    
58> _.   

bar bit
1> 

bar chart
1> _. ,  

bar code
1>     (   
    )

bar girl
1> ;   ,  ; 
2> ,    

bar graph
1> _. ,  

bar lift
1> _.  

bar magnet
1> _.  

bar mill
1> _.  
2> _.  

bar out
1>     (   )
_Ex:
Jack's father barred him out     ,
      
2>   (   . .)
_Ex:
to bar out undesirable persons   (
)   
3> _.   ()

bar pin
1>  

bar tack
1>  (     )

bar up
1>   ,  
2>   ,   . .

bar-and-grill
1> _. -

bar-iron
1> _.  

bar-room
1> , ;  (   . .)

Barabbas
1> _. 

baragnosis
1> _.    

baragouin
1> _. 

barathea
1> _.  (      
,   )

barathrum
1> _. ; ; ;  , 
2> _.  ,  (  )

barb
1> ; ;  (,  ); 
( ); 
2> , ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
the barb stuck    
_Ex:
her teasing words had the quality of a barb - they stuck 
   
3> _. 
4>  
5> _.    
6>  ( )
7> _. , ; 
8> _.  ()
9> _. , 
10>  ()
11>  , 
_Ex:
the Indians barbed their arrows   

_Ex:
he barbed his reply _.     
12>  , 
13> 
14> _. , 
_Ex:
she barbed him with her laughter    () 
15> _. , ; 
16> _.  ,  
17>  
18>  

barb bolt
1>  ,  

Barbadian
1>  - 
2>   ; 

Barbadoes leg
1> _. 

barbadoes pride
1> _.   (Caesalpinia pulcherrima)

barbaralia
1> _. _.  

Barbaresque
1> _. 
2> ; _. 
3> (b.) ,  (   )

barbarian
1> (B.) _. 
_Ex:
Romans and Barbarians   
2> , , 
_Ex:
young barbarians  (.  )
3> _. _. , 
_Ex:
I am to him a barbarian, and he is a barbarian to me _. 
  ,     
4> (B.) ; _. 
5> (B.) _. ,   
_Ex:
B. tribes  
6> , , 
_Ex:
barbarian style  
_Ex:
barbarian treatment  () 
7> _. 
8> ; _. 

barbaric
1> , ; 
2> ; , ; , 
_Ex:
barbaric taste  () 
_Ex:
barbaric notions  
_Ex:
barbaric decorations  
_Ex:
the hall was decorated in barbaric splendour   
  
3> _.   

barbarism
1> ; ; 
2> 

barbarity
1> , , 
2> _pl. 
3>  (, , ); 
4> _. 

barbarize
1>    , 
2> ,  
3>  () ;  


barbarous
1> , , 
_Ex:
barbarous warfare    
_Ex:
barbarous cruelty  
_Ex:
barbarous treatment of war prisoners  ()
  
_Ex:
barbarous aspect of nuclear war  
 
2> , , 
_Ex:
barbarous conduct  () 
_Ex:
barbarous habit of talking at the top of one's voice 
    
3> , ;  ( )
4> ,  ( )
_Ex:
barbarous noise   (, )
_Ex:
barbarous music  
5> , 
6> (B.) _. ;   
_Ex:
barbarous ages  

barbate
1> _. , 
2> _. 

barbecue
1> ,    (, )
2> ,    ( )
_Ex:
barbecue sauce     
3>      ,   
  ,   
4> _.   
5> _.    ( ,   
)
6>  
7>       . .
8>   (,   . .)
9>  (, . )   
10> _.    (  . .)

barbed
1>  , ; , 
_Ex:
barbed hook ()   
2> , , , 
_Ex:
barbed wit  ;  () 
_Ex:
barbed hints  
_Ex:
barbed words 
3>   ( )

barbed tributary
1> ,     

barbed wire
1>  
_Ex:
barbed wire entanglement _.  

barbel
1> _.  (Barbus barbus)
2>  ( )

barbell
1> _. ; _pl. 

barbellate
1> _. 

barber
1>  (); , 
_Ex:
barber pole    - 
( )
_Ex:
barber's block   
_Ex:
barber college   
_Ex:
at the barber's  
_Id:
every barber knows that    ; 

_Id:
one barber shaves another gratis   
_Id:
no barber shaves so close but another finds work  
    ,      
2> 
3> _.   ; , 

barber's chair
1>   (   )
2> _.   

barber's itch
1> _.  

barber-surgeon
1> _. ,  

barberry
1> _.  (Berberis vulgaris)
2>  ()

barbershop
1> 

barbette
1> _. _. 
_Ex:
barbette carriage  

barbican
1> _. _. ,  ; ,
  

barbital
1> _. 

barbital sodium
1> _. , -

barbiton
1> _. ; 

barbiturate
1> _. 

barbotage
1> _. 

barbute
1> _.   -  (   )

barbwire
1>  
_Ex:
barbwire entanglement _.  
2>   

barcarole
1> _. 

barcarolle
1> _. 

Barcelona chair
1>     

barchan
1> _. 

barchane
1> _. 

bard
1> _.  ( )
2> _. _. 
3> _. , 
_Ex:
the B. of Avon    ()
4> _. . _pl.  ; , 
5> _.  
6>  

bardic
1> _.   
_Ex:
bardic poetry  

bardlet
1> ,  
2> _. 

bardocucullus
1> _.   

Bardolater
1> , 

Bardolatry
1> , 

bardship
1> _. , ,  ,  ()

bardy
1> _. , ; 

bare
1> , ; 
_Ex:
bare knees  
_Ex:
bare feet,  
_Ex:
bare to the waist  ()  
_Ex:
with one's head bare   () 
2> , 
_Ex:
to lay bare , , 
_Ex:
he laid bare his heart before her    
_Ex:
their plans were laid bare    
()
3> , ; 
_Ex:
bare walls   ( )
_Ex:
bare floor   
_Ex:
bare pate  () 
_Ex:
bare flank _.  () 
_Ex:
to sleep on bare boards    
_Ex:
to fight with bare hands    ( )
_Ex:
the trees are already bare     
_Ex:
the country was eaten bare by locusts   
_Ex:
the dog picked the bone bare    
4> _. , 
5> (of)  (-.)
_Ex:
bare of thought (ideas)  
_Ex:
bare of fear   
_Ex:
room bare of furniture   
_Ex:
to be bare of credit   ;  

6> , 
_Ex:
bare dislike  
_Ex:
bare facts  
_Ex:
bare recital of the proceedings  

_Ex:
to tell the bare truth   
7> , 
_Ex:
bare excuses  ,  ()

_Ex:
to believe smb. on his bare word, to take smb. at his bare
word _.  -. ()  
8>  , , ; 
_Ex:
bare possibility (chance)  
()
_Ex:
bare civility  ;  
(  )
_Ex:
bare subsistence wage ,   
,   
_Ex:
deprived of the bare necessities of life  

_Ex:
elected by a bare majority  

_Ex:
he earned a bare living     
_Ex:
he gets a bare third of a column in the encyclopaedia 
      
_Ex:
he offered the man a bare fiver to do the job  
  ( )    
9> _-. ,  
_Ex:
at the bare mention of his name she would begin to cry 
 ()      
_Ex:
the bare thought of such a crime made her shudder  
     
10> , ;  ( )
_Id:
bare bones ;  
_Id:
these are the bare of their policy     ;
    
_Id:
bare weight  
_Id:
bare contract _.   (-.)  
( -.)
_Id:
in one's bare skin  ;    
_Id:
as bare as Job ;    ( )
_Id:
bare as the back of my hand   
_Id:
the bare flesh cannot stand it     

11> , 
_Ex:
to bare one's arm for vaccination    
_Ex:
to bare one's head  
_Ex:
to bare a sword   ()
12> , 
_Ex:
to bare one's heart  
13> 
_Ex:
they burned the houses and bared the gardens  
   
14> (of, from) , ;  (-.)

bare testing
1> _.  

bare-backed
1>   ;   
2>  

bare-headed
1>   ; ;  
2>  ,   ;  

bareback
1>  
_Ex:
bareback horse  
_Ex:
to ride bareback     ( 
)

barebone
1>  _pl. _.   ,  ( )

bareboned
1> , 

barebones
1> 

barefaced
1>    ( ,  )
2> , 
_Ex:
barefaced youth  
3> , 
_Ex:
barefaced approach  
_Ex:
he was a barefaced fellow and was never loth to have his
say         

4> , , 
_Ex:
barefaced and open tyranny  () 
5> , ; 
_Ex:
barefaced lie  
_Ex:
barefaced impudence   
_Ex:
barefaced inquisitiveness  

barefacedness
1> ; ; 

barefisted
1>   (  )
2> , 

