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baron noun male ruler of a barony | baronnoun |
baron noun person of power and influence | baronnoun |
baronage | |
baroness noun female ruler of a barony | baronessanoun |
baroness noun the wife of a baron | baronowanoun |
baronet noun bearer of hereditary title | baronetnoun |
baronetcy noun the rank of a baronet | baronatnoun baronostwonoun baroństwonoun |
baronial adjective belonging or relating to a baron | baronowskiadjective barońskiadjective |
barony noun a dominion ruled by a baron or baroness | baronianoun |
baroque adjective embellished | barokowyadjective |
Baroque noun period in architecture | baroknoun |
Baroque noun period in art | baroknoun |
Baroque noun period in music | baroknoun |
Baroque adjective relating or belonging to the Baroque period | barokowyadjective |
Baroque guitar noun archaic form of guitar from the Baroque era | gitara barokowanoun |
baroquely adverb | barokowoadverb |
baroqueness noun | baroknoun barokowośćnoun |
baroreceptor noun blood pressure-sensitive nerve ending | baroreceptornoun |
barostat noun | barostatnoun |
barque noun sailing vessel, all masts but sternmost square-rigged | barknoun |
barquentine noun sailing vessel | barkentynanoun |
barrack noun a building for soldiers | koszarynoun |
barrack noun simple, low structure | baraknoun |
barrack room | |
barracks | |
barracuda noun marine fish | barakudanoun |
barrage noun artificial obstruction, such as a dam, in a river | groblanoun |
barrage noun overwhelming outburst of words | szkwałnoun |
barrage noun type of firework | garneknoun |
barrator noun who vexes others with frequent and needless lawsuits | pieniacznoun pieniaczkanoun |
barratry noun unlawful or fraudulent acts by the crew of a vessel, harming the vessel's owner | baraterianoun |
barre noun a handrail fixed to a wall | drążeknoun |
barre chord noun a guitar chord | chwyt barowynoun |
barred warbler noun Sylvia nisoria | jarzębatkanoun |
barrel noun metallic tube of a gun | lufanoun |