Barrack

a2 hut or small lodge. The plural, barracks, is now generally applied to a large structure, either erected expre ly for the housing of troops or one which has been improvised for that purpose, Barracuda, a pike-like seafish allied to the mullets, common on both coasts of America. The great barracuda reaches a length of 8 feet and a weight of 40 pounds. It is as savage as a shark. Its flesh is pleasant flavored, but is not always eaten, as there are times when it it not wholesome.