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See barberry. barbett (bär'bet), n. [F. barbette, OF. bar bete, dim. of barbe, fined to America, belong to the three leading genera, Bucco, Monasa, and Che lid opter a, and include the birds known as barbacous, tamatias, or monases. (See these words.) They are closely related to the jacamars or Gal bulidæ, but have no special affinity with the scansorial birds of the family Capitonidæ (which see). They are chiefly birds of the old world, of the leading genera Po gonias (or Pogonorhynchus ), Megalæma, Calorhamphus, Trachyphonus, Psilopogon, etc., including the African birds known as barbions and barbicans; but they also and dre the hair of. Our courteous Antony,. Being barber'd ten times o'er, goes to the feast. Shak ., A. and C., ii. 2.