| BARISH | • barish adj. Alternative form of bareish. • Barish prop.n. A surname. • BARISH adj. somewhat bare. |
| AMBARIS | • AMBARI n. (Urdu) a fibre-yielding plant of East Indies, also AMBARY. |
| BARISTA | • barista n. A person who prepares coffee in a coffee shop for customers. • BARISTA n. one who makes and serves coffee to the public. |
| BARISTAS | • baristas n. Plural of barista. • BARISTA n. one who makes and serves coffee to the public. |
| BARBARISE | • barbarise v. Alternative form of barbarize. • BARBARISE v. to reduce to a state of barbarism, also BARBARIZE. |
| BARBARISM | • barbarism n. A barbaric act. • barbarism n. The condition of existing barbarically. • barbarism n. A word hybridizing Ancient Greek and Latin or other heterogeneous roots. |
| ISOBARISM | • ISOBARISM n. the use of isobars. |
| BARBARISED | • barbarised v. Simple past tense and past participle of barbarise. • BARBARISE v. to reduce to a state of barbarism, also BARBARIZE. |
| BARBARISES | • barbarises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of barbarise. • BARBARISE v. to reduce to a state of barbarism, also BARBARIZE. |
| BARBARISMS | • barbarisms n. Plural of barbarism. • BARBARISM n. the state of being a barbarian. |
| ISOBARISMS | • ISOBARISM n. the use of isobars. |
| BARBARISING | • barbarising v. Present participle of barbarise. • BARBARISE v. to reduce to a state of barbarism, also BARBARIZE. |
| BARBARISATION | • barbarisation n. An act which causes people to revert to a state which is primitive and uncivilized. • BARBARISATION n. the act of barbarising, also BARBARIZATION. |
| BARBARISATIONS | • barbarisations n. Plural of barbarisation. • BARBARISATION n. the act of barbarising, also BARBARIZATION. |