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Show BA Bare, or Bore. 'The preterite of To bear Shakefpeare's Henry TV BA"REFACED. adj. [from bare and face. 1. With the face naked ; not mafked You Frenc crowns have no hai rity, it could legally want all fuch privileges Soutb BARGAIN. n. /. [bargen, Wellt's bar- gaigne, Fr. 1. A contrat or agreemen the fale of fomething fought alliance, or portion con of man and wife No more can be due to me Barera'cEDLY. adv. [from barefaced. Openly; fhamefully; without difguife Locke Ther As to bargains, few of the Shak BarEro'oTED. adj. Being without fhoes He himfelf, with a rope about his neck, bare grawn. [fro an Eaten bare Know my name is loft Befpoke them thus Shakefpeare's Richard 11 Next, before the chariot, went two men bare headed EBuacon The victor knight had laid his helm afide Barebeaded, popularly low he bow'd. Dryd. Fables Th externa gain For their poverty, I know not where they ha that; and for their barenefs, they never learne Skakefpeare that of me to purf And envy bafe, to bark at fleeping fa You dare patronag The envious barking of your fauc Againft my lord ftrip trees of their bark The feveref the ftrea BARK-BaRED. adj. [from éa Stripped of the bark Excorticate 3. A boat for burden Ralcigh an dark-bared trees ferved by nourifhing up 2 fhoo or below the fripped place, cuttin tree floping offa little above thef heal, and be covered with bark BA'RKER. 7. [ [from bark ' 1. One that barks or clamours What hath he done more t barked and made a noife ¥ ha fpit in his. mouth ? But they arer my fame than me, thefe barkers 2. [from bark of trees.] ployed in ftripping trees Ba'rky. adj. [from bar bark ; containing bark Ivy fo.enrings the barky fingers o BA'RLEY. #. /. [derived The barge {he fat in, like a burnifh'd throne Burnt on the water Shake[peare and left me a thape, are tumbled down from th See Barcain It was confulted, when I had taken my barg and gone athore, that my fhip fhould have fet fai ough Thefe trees, after they are barked . fi [from bargain.] Th proffers, or makes a bar A fea commander's boat penaltie barking any tree that is not felie H See Plac'd in the gilded barge Proud with the burden of fo fweet a charge With painted oars the youths begin to fwee Neptune's fmooth face Waller ton To BarRK. v, a. '[Froxrr'/thgg low Lat. 1. A boat for pleafure 2 at Vile is the vengeance omr the afljes;‘ BARGE. #. /. [bargie, Dutch, from barga Ba'rEnESs., n. /0 [from bare. 1. Nakednefs z. Leannefs I am forry for thy misfortune; however w muft make the beft of a bad bargain Arbutbnot's Hiftory of Fobn Bull Barcailn BA'RGAINER perfon wh He barely nam'd the fireet, promis'd the wine But his kind wife gave me the very fign Doune Where the balance of trade barely pays for com- modities with commodities, there money muft b fent, or elfe the debts cannot be paid clean.sh data import.tsv out README Locke So you ferve u Till we ferve you ; but when you have our rofes You barely leave our thorns to prick ourfelves And mock us with our barendfs Shakefpeare 2. To clamou proaches. an upfhot: a low fenfe Barcainer'. z. /[ [from dargain or fhe that accepts a bargain well by reading barely the Scripture, as by explainHooker ing the fame The duke of Lancafter is dead And ljving too, for now his fon is dule ~-- Barely in title, not in revenue. Shak. Rich. 1 t That funk fo low that facred head:o Who to a woman. trufts his peaceo That dogs bark at me Why do your dogs bar Shakefpeare's Me th' town In vain the herdman calls hi The dogs ftand off afar, and bark feem to be excel be bargained for upon the ground Bacon The thrifty ftate will bargain ere they fight Dryden It is poflible the great duke may bargain for th republick of Lucca, by the help of his great treafures Addifon on Ttaly adminiftration of his word, is a Built in th' eclipfe, and rigg'd wit and uafah And that fo lamel Dryden. For thofe that are like to be in plenty, they ma Ba'RELY. adv. [from bare. 1. Nakedly 2. Poorly ; indigently 3. Without decoration 4. Merely ; only; withoat any thing more Tt was that fatal and perfidious Sent before my tim Into this breathing world, fcar Henry is able to enrich his queen And not to feck a queen to make him rich So worthlefs peafants bargain for-their wives As market men for oxen, fheep, or horfe. Shak He, bareheaded, lower than his proud fteed's neck fea when he threatens or purfues make a contract for the fale or purchaf of any thing: often with for before: th thing BareHE ADED. adj. [from bare and bead. Uncovered in refpect for' 1. T'o make the noife whi ZoBa"RGAIN. @. 7. [from the noun.] T By treafon's tooth baregnazvn and cankerbit Shakefpeare's King Lear Englan re Bargain and fale is a contradt or agreemen made for manours, lands, &¢c. alfo the transferring the property of them frem the bargainer to th bargainee Coavell Sidney int Trufts a frail bazk with a tempeftuous w 6. In law difcretion o bar lent, becaufe they all terminate in one fingl Savift point No maid at court is lefs atham'd Savift Howe'er for felling bargains fam'd An event com Bacon on the W Bacon Where fold he bargains, whipftitch hav neither get bark nor mariner to put t 4 An unexpected reply, tending to ob- {cenity That barefoor plod I the cold ground upo With fainted vow Shakeffeare. ‘ Envoys defcribe this holy man, with his Alcaydes about him, ftanding barefost, bowing to the 5 earth Addifen adj woul Locke a difference between courtefie whereas their mafter's could not Ambitious love hath fo in mevoftended Bareena'wN wa bark againft the injuries of the air Bacon's Natyra Wand'rin in the dark 2. A {mall thip. [from barca, lo ceived from. their mafter and the duke; for tha the duke's might have ends of utility and bargain Ba'reFooT. adv. Without thoes Leonatus 3. ‘Stipulation ; interefted dealing Going to find a barefoot brother out Shakefp. Romeo and Fulict One of our order came to offer himfelf to th Donne of a tutor at home fchool can do BarREFA'CEDNESS. #. /i [from darefaced. Effrontery ; affurance ; andacioufnefs Ba'rEFOOT. adj. [from bare and foor. Having no fhoes focted is at the charg wh of their fap and juice ; being well munite Phyficians for the tree have fi)!mil:fhég%r may give his fon a more genteel carriage, with greater learning into the bargain, than any at barefacedly, yet, perhaps, we fhould hear more, di She muft have a hufban I muft dance barefoot on her wedding-day acon. Give me but my price for the other two, an you fhall even have thatinto the bargain. L' Efirange Though only fome profligate wretches own it to not fear tie people's tongues 2. The thing bought orfold ; a purchafe the thing purchafed H tree Trees laft according to the fire\ngthm‘,j w_}th Than at the bargain made was meant The animofities encreafed, and the parties appeared barefaced againtt each other Clarendon It is moit certain, that darefaced bawdry is th Dryden c a [ / B1.ARThe rind or covering of concernin or reputation t Careav's Suwéyfq m ; l x p n u th fa th no u if o ir de m f Shakefp. Midfummer Night's Dream pooreft pretence to wit imaginable London bargers, forflow not to baign What is marriage but a very bargain? wherein i 2. Shamelefs ; unreferved ; withou cealment; undifguifed again, like the Campellian in the norh 4. Meannefs of clothes at all, and then you will play darefaced Many wafarers make themfelye ting the inhabitants in mind of thi like the primitive church for its barenefs as its pu Lean, {o that the bones appear [fi'(on"r&a;gg fl'/ ger of a barge ‘Were it ftripped of its privileges, and made a BA'REBONE. n. /i [from dare and done. Here comes lean Jack, here comes barebone how long is it ago, Jack, fince thou faweft th BA'RG"ER 3. Poverty See 70 Brar own knee BA BA N3, bordeun 4 It hath a thick fpike; the caly and flower, are like thofe of wheato awns are rough j the feed is fivelling and, for the moft part, en which the hufks are clofel are, 1. Common long-eared ba fquare barley, by fome called or battledoor barley All thef fown in the fpring of the year fome very dry light land, the |