Bareworn

Worn to a condition of barene . Bar-fee, n. (Eng. Law.) A fee taken by the sheriff, time out of mind, for every prisoner who is acquitted. Bar'field, in Arkansas, a village of Mi i ippi co. Barge, ( barj ,) n. [Fr.barge; Dut. bargie , radically the same as bark . ] ( Mar. ) A ve el or boat of pleasure or state; usually decorated, as, the barge of the Lord Mayor of London. "Plac'd in the gilded barge, Proud with the burden of so sweet a charge." - Waller. "When I had taken my barge and gone ashore." Raleigh. -A flat-bottomed roomy boat for the conveyance of goods. See BOAT.