bard (bärd), a poet.
barge (bärj), a vessel or boat of state elegantly furnished and decorated.
bark (bärk), a three-masted vessel.
ba-roucheˈ (bȧ-ro̅o̅shˈ), a four-wheeled carriage, with a falling top, and two double seats on the inside.
Barreˈ, Colonel (bȧˈrāˈ), a British officer and politician.
barˈren (bărˈĕn), sterile, fruitless, empty.
barˌri-cadeˈ (bărˌĭ-kādˈ), a bar or obstruction.
barˈter (bärˈtẽr), to trade one article for another.
basˈtions (băsˈchŭnz), walls.
Bath-sheˈba (Băth-shēˈbȧ), the wife of Uriah the Hittite. 2 Samuel II.