| BUSBARS | • busbars n. Plural of busbar. • bus␣bars n. Plural of bus bar. • BUSBAR n. an electric conductor connecting various circuits. |
| DARBARS | • darbars n. Plural of darbar. • DARBAR n. the court of a native ruler in India, also DURBAR. |
| DISBARS | • disbars v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disbar. • DISBAR v. to expel from the legal profession. |
| DURBARS | • durbars n. Plural of durbar. • DURBAR n. (Urdu) the court of a native ruler in India, also DARBAR. |
| EYEBARS | • eyebars n. Plural of eyebar. • EYEBAR n. a metal bar with a loop on the end. |
| HERBARS | • herbars n. Plural of herbar. • HERBAR n. (Spenser) a herb-garden, also HERBARY. |
| ISOBARS | • isobars n. Plural of isobar. • ISOBAR n. a type of atom, also ISOBARE. |
| LUMBARS | • lumbars n. Plural of lumbar. • LUMBAR n. an anatomical part situated near the loins. |
| MIMBARS | • mimbars n. Plural of mimbar. • MIMBAR n. (Arabic) a mosque pulpit, also MINBAR. |
| MINBARS | • minbars n. Plural of minbar. • MINBAR n. (Arabic) a mosque pulpit, also MIMBAR. |
| NUTBARS | • nutbars n. Plural of nutbar. • nut-bars n. Plural of nut-bar. • NUTBAR n. a bar made from chopped nuts. |
| OUTBARS | • outbars v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outbar. • OUTBAR v. to form a barrier. |
| SAMBARS | • sambars n. Plural of sambar. • SAMBAR n. (Hindi) a large Asian deer, also SAMBHAR, SAMBHUR, SAMBUR. |
| TOWBARS | • towbars n. Plural of towbar. • tow␣bars n. Plural of tow bar. • TOWBAR n. a metal bar used for towing. |