| BAROCEPTOR | • baroceptor n. Baroreceptor. • BAROCEPTOR n. a sensory receptor sensitive to a pressure stimulus. |
| BAROGNOSES | • BAROGNOSIS n. the ability to judge weight. |
| BAROGNOSIS | • barognosis n. (Medicine) The ability to evaluate the weight of objects, or to differentiate objects of different weights… • BAROGNOSIS n. the ability to judge weight. |
| BAROGRAPHS | • barographs n. Plural of barograph. • BAROGRAPH n. a recording barometer. |
| BAROMETERS | • barometers n. Plural of barometer. • BAROMETER n. an instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure. |
| BAROMETRIC | • barometric adj. Of or pertaining to atmospheric pressure. • barometric adj. Made or done with a barometer. • BAROMETRIC adj. as measured by a barometer, also BAROMETRICAL. |
| BAROMETZES | • barometzes n. Plural of barometz. • BAROMETZ n. (Russian) a fabulous Russian creature, half plant and half sheep. |
| BARONESSES | • baronesses n. Plural of baroness. • BARONESS n. the wife of a baron. |
| BARONETAGE | • baronetage n. Baronets collectively. • baronetage n. The rank of a baronet. • BARONETAGE n. the title of baronet. |
| BARONETESS | • baronetess n. The wife of a baronet. • baronetess n. A woman holding the rank of a baronet in her own right. • BARONETESS n. a female baronet. |
| BAROPHILES | • barophiles n. Plural of barophile. • BAROPHILE n. a bacterium able to tolerate high atmospheric pressure. |
| BAROPHILIC | • barophilic adj. Of or relating to a barophile. • barophilic adj. Thriving under high barometric pressure. • BAROPHILIC adj. of bacteria, able to tolerate or growing best in conditions of high atmospheric pressure, also BAROPHILE. |
| BAROSCOPES | • baroscopes n. Plural of baroscope. • BAROSCOPE n. a weatherglass. |
| BAROSCOPIC | • baroscopic adj. Relating to, or determined by, the baroscope. • BAROSCOPIC adj. relating to a baroscope, a weatherglass. |
| BAROTRAUMA | • barotrauma n. (Pathology) Damage to body tissue caused by a difference in pressure between an air space in or near… • BAROTRAUMA n. injury sustained from failure to equalize the pressure of an air-containing space with that of the surrounding environment. |