baremant (barman)

[Sc., also bairman; To make old barene picturesque, And tuft with gra a feudal tower. Tennyson, In Memoriam, cxxviii. (c) Leanne . [Rare.] (d) Poverty; indigence. Stript of its Priveleges, and made like the primitive Church for its Barene . South, Sermons, I. 229. bare-picked (bar' pikt), a. Picked bare; stripped of all flesh, as a bone. The bare - picked bone of majesty. Shak ., K. John, iv. 3. bare-pump (bar'pump), n. A pump for drawing liquor from a cask: used in vinegar-works, wine and beer-cellars, in sampling, etc. Also called bar - pump . bare-ribbed (bar'ribd), a. With bare ribs like a skeleton: as, " bare - ribbed death," Shak ., K. John, v. 2.