barouchet (barosha)

[As if F.; dim. of barouche.] A small kind of barouche. baroxyton (ba-rok'si-ton), n. [ Happy the artist whose women-friends or relatives are able to help him avoid the baroque developments of female attire which characterize so many of our native canvases, bar-pump (bär'pump), n. Same as bare - pump . especially in genre subjects. The Century, XXV. 575. barquantine, barquentine, n. See barkantine . 2. Specifically, in arch . , applied to a style of barque, n . See bark3 . decoration which prevailed in Europe during a barr1t, n. Obsolete spelling of bar1. great part of the eighteenth century, and may barr barr2 (bär), v. i. [Also bary; to the Louis XV. style, and is distinguished by its clumsy barr3, n. See bahar. ele Weale.