baro
bar. bench.

baro
bar.

baro
bar. the body of lawyers. bar council. faculty of advocates. incorporated law society.

baro
Barometric.

baro
Korean command meaning to finish and return to starting position.

baro
Return.

baro başkanı
father of the bar.

barok
baroque. baroque.

barok
baroque.

barok
baroque.

barometre
barometer.

barometre
barometer. weather glass. rain glass. weatherglass.

baron
baron.

baron
A title or degree of nobility; originally, the possessor of a fief, who had feudal tenants under him; in modern times, in France and Germany, a nobleman next in rank below a count; in England, a nobleman of the lowest grade in the House of Lords, being next below a viscount.

baron
A husband; as, baron and feme, husband and wife. a very wealthy or powerful businessman; 'an oil baron' a British peer of the lowest rank a nobleman of varying rank.

baron
baron.

baron
a nobleman of varying rank. a British peer of the lowest rank. a very wealthy or powerful businessman; 'an oil baron'.

baron
The two legs and saddle cooked as a unit.

baron
Noun Low ranking British noblemen, and in Japan However, it can be a nobleman of various rank in other countries For example Baron von Richtorfen. dark bluish-green, low- growing, disease resistant and relatively problem free. 1 an early scientific British system 2 a Club response to a No Trump opening that institutes up-the-line bidding of four-card suits by both partners 3 a bid one step below five of the agreed suit, asking partner to bid six with strong trumps 4 a response of two No Trump to an opening suit one-bid to show a balanced hand with 16-18 points, or 16-17 points; sometimes played as 16-plus points with no upper limit. [see 'Le Baron']. an early scientific British system;.

baron
L L baro, varo: Latin vir, a man - Webster German bar, a man: beran, to carry - Skeat The man - one able to bear arms; one bound to render service to the king 1 Bl Com 398-99 A lord; a husband.

baron
A Territorial Baron is a lord who has been chosen to serve as ceremonial head for his Barony, either by himself or with a Baroness A Court Baron is a lord who has been given this title by the Crown.

baron
A feudal lord See also fief.

baronluk
barony.