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Synonym for bar [verb]
The synonym bar synonymous definition words:
Your question...bar [noun]
means "thing"rod, shaft, standard, pole, stick, traverse, boom, ingot, band, ribbon, stripe, barrier, check, barricade, blockade, deterrent, fence, hindrance
Further results for the word "bar"
blockade [noun]
means "isolation"siege, barricade, bar, barrier
cane [noun]
means "rod"bar, shank, handle, pole, shaft, axle
ingot [noun]
means "rod"bar
keep out [verb]
means "exclude"bar, ban, ostracise, ostracize, rule out, embargo
pole [noun]
means "thing"rod, shaft, standard, bar, stick, traverse
public house [noun]
means "saloon"lounge, bar, pub, tavern, road house
reef [noun]
means "bank"bar, ridge, shallow, shoal
ribbon [noun]
means "thing"band, bar, stripe
ridge [noun]
means "bank"reef, bar, shallow, shoal
salon [noun]
means "public room"lobby, parlour, bar, mezzanine, lounge, reception room
saloon [noun]
means "tavern"bar, public house, pub
shaft [noun]
means "rod"bar, shank, handle, pole, cane, axle
shoal [noun]
means "bank"reef, ridge, shallow, bar
shut [verb]
means "action"bar, exclude, prohibit, preclude
shut out [verb]
means "exclude"outlaw, exile, bar, boycott, forbid, close
stockade [noun]
means "obstruction"restraint, bar, barricade, fence, barrier, palisade
barbarous [adjective]
means "fierce"furious, grim, impetuous, inhuman, passionate, truculent, cannibalistic
bare [adjective]
means "physical condition"naked, unclothed, exposed, stripped, nude, open, uncovered, unsheltered
bare [adjective]
means "characteristic"obvious, blunt, conspicuous, evident, glaring, palpable, unconcealed, undisguised
bareness [noun]
means "barrenness"desolation, bleakness, desert, emptiness, devastation, extinction, annihilation
baroque [adjective]
means "decorated"flashy, adorned, ornate, superficial, elaborate, lavish, flamboyant
barren [adjective]
means "infertile"fruitless, sterile, childless, unfruitful, unproductive, impotent, unfertile
barter [noun]
means "exchange"swap, trade, traffic
bombard [verb]
means "shell"bomb, strafe, torpedo, shoot, blitz, barrage
adviser [noun]
means "lawyer"attorney, counsel, advocate, barrister, counsellor, solicitor
aridity [noun]
means "bleakness"emptiness, barrenness, fruitlessness
attorney [noun]
means "lawyer"counsel, adviser, advocate, barrister, counsellor, solicitor
billet [noun]
means "quarters"barracks, lodging, camp
bloodthirsty [adjective]
means "bloody"barbarous, murderous, ruthless, homicidal, savage, ferocious
bloody [adjective]
means "characteristic"bloodthirsty, barbarous, murderous, ruthless, homicidal, savage
broil [verb]
means "grill"barbecue, roast, sear
broiler [noun]
means "appliance"barbecue, grill, griddle, roaster, spit
brutal [adjective]
means "barbarous"fierce, unkind, barbarian, unnatural, barbaric, brutish
business [noun]
means "barter"negotiation, traffic, transaction, bargaining
caterwaul [noun]
means "animal sound"howl, bark, bay, cry, bellow, trumpet
childless [adjective]
means "infertile"fruitless, sterile, barren, unfruitful, unproductive, impotent
close [verb]
means "stop"barricade
comfortless [adjective]
means "desolate"dismal, forlorn, drab, cheerless, barren, cold
compact [noun]
means "arrangement"bargain
compromise [verb]
means "find a middle ground"come to terms, bargain, negotiate, conciliate, agree, arbitrate
compromise [noun]
means "finding a middle course"concession, give and take, bargaining, reconciliation, settlement, rapprochement
compromise [noun]
means "agreement"bargain
concordat [noun]
means "deal"bargain
corral [noun]
means "feed yard"pen, barn-yard, run, lot
counsel [noun]
means "lawyer"attorney, adviser, advocate, barrister, counsellor, solicitor
counsellor [noun]
means "lawyer"attorney, barrister, counsel, solicitor, advocate
crudeness [noun]
means "boorishness"barbarity, rudeness, vulgarity, cruelty
crust [noun]
means "surface"rind, peel, husk, bark, coat
desolation [noun]
means "barrenness"bareness, bleakness, desert, emptiness, devastation, extinction
dicker [verb]
means "bargain"haggle, buy and sell, barter, treat, negotiate, trade
dike [noun]
means "embankment"dam, barrier, wall, gate
dispossess [verb]
means "deprive"bankrupt, strip, withhold, divest, dismantle, bare
feast [noun]
means "banquet"spread, repast, barbecue
fierce [adjective]
means "characteristic"barbarous, furious, grim, impetuous, inhuman, passionate
flamboyant [adjective]
means "decorated"flashy, adorned, baroque, superficial, elaborate, lavish
flashy [adjective]
means "decorated"ornate, adorned, baroque, superficial, elaborate, lavish
fruitless [adjective]
means "sterile"barren, unfruitful, unproductive
futile [adjective]
means "vain"sterile, hollow, abortive, barren, fruitless, delusive
grave [noun]
means "place"vault, mausoleum, sepulchre, mound, tomb, barrow
griddle [noun]
means "appliance"broiler, grill, barbecue, roaster, spit
grill [noun]
means "thing"griddle, broiler, grid, barbecue
grunt [verb]
means "animal sound"growl, yelp, yap, bark, woof, howl
hayloft [noun]
means "barn attic"barn, balcony, storehouse, silo, hay-mow
heathen [adjective]
means "infidel"barbarous, amoral, gentile, uncivilised, uncivilized, heathenish
hold back [verb]
means "dam"barricade, block, confine, obstruct, hold, close
hurdle [noun]
means "barrier"obstacle, barricade, fence, blockade, hindrance, obstruction
indelicate [adjective]
means "blunt"crude, bare, direct, rough, undisguised
industrialist [noun]
means "nobleman"baron
infertile [adjective]
means "desolate"barren, sterile, waste, arid
interference [noun]
means "impediment"barrier, deterrent, obstruction, hindrance, obstacle, restraint
lawyer [noun]
means "person"counsel, attorney, adviser, advocate, barrister, counsellor
lay open [verb]
means "reveal"bare
low-priced [adjective]
means "low cost"cheap, inexpensive, competitive, bargain, budget, economical
markdown [verb]
means "discount"purchase, buy, bargain
mausoleum [noun]
means "burial"vault, grave, sepulchre, mound, tomb, barrow
naked [adjective]
means "property"exposed, bare, unveiled, bared, unconcealed, threadbare, bare, hairless, uncovered, bald, simple, dry, bare, artless, evident, modest
naked [adjective]
means "body"unclothed, bare, nude, uncovered
narcotic [noun]
means "drug"anodyne, opiate, sedative, barbiturate, tranquilliser, tranquillizer
nude [adjective]
means "naked"bare, stripped, denuded, exposed
obstacle [noun]
means "difficulty"obstruction, complication, adversity, maze, barricade
ornate [adjective]
means "decorated"flashy, adorned, baroque, superficial, elaborate, lavish
outsider [noun]
means "foreigner"barbarian, alien
pitiless [adjective]
means "barbarous"fierce, unkind, barbarian, unnatural, barbaric, brutish
poor [adjective]
means "property"barren, fruitless, sterile, unfertile, unproductive
prickle [noun]
means "point"cusp, spur, barb, spike, needle, spine
prickly [adjective]
means "pointed"spiked, peaked, barbed, spiny, sharp
procurement [noun]
means "buy"bargain, acquisition, purchase, buying, steal
projectile [noun]
means "arrow"dart, missile, barb
prong [noun]
means "tip"apex, point, barb, cusp, prick, spike
purchase [noun]
means "buy"bargain, acquisition, procurement, buying, steal
quarterback [noun]
means "signal caller"back [US], field general [US], gridironer [US], quarter [US], barker [US], q.b. [US]
rampart [noun]
means "bulwark"barrier, bastion, bunker, wall, dike, battlement
rapprochement [noun]
means "finding a middle course"concession, give and take, bargaining, reconciliation, settlement, compromise
reconciliation [noun]
means "finding a middle course"concession, give and take, bargaining, compromise, settlement, rapprochement
revealed [adjective]
means "laid open"bared, exposed, unveiled
rind [noun]
means "surface of tree"bark, peel, husk, crust, coat
roll [noun]
means "thing"cylinder, barrel, spindle, roller, drum
roller [noun]
means "cylinder"barrel, spindle, roll, drum
ruffian [noun]
means "savage"alien, barbarian, brute, yahoo, stranger
savage [adjective]
means "uncultivated"uncultured, untamed, uncivilised, uncivilized, wild, barbarous
savageness [noun]
means "brutality"cruelty, barbarism, barbarity, atrocity
scythe [noun]
means "hooked tool"barb, bill, hook
seldom [object]
means "frequency"barely, hardly, little, rarely, infrequently, just
shout [noun]
means "sound"yell, scream, cry, bellow, roar, bark
solicitor [noun]
means "lawyer"jurist, barrister, ledgist, legal adviser
sparse [adjective]
means "lean"deficient, inadequate, spare, jejune, barren, unfruitful
spiny [adjective]
means "pointed"spiked, peaked, barbed, sharp, prickly
stable [noun]
means "place"barn, livery, pen, coop, shelter, hutch
sterility [noun]
means "childlessness"barrenness, impotence
stipulate [verb]
means "compromise"arrange, bargain, contract, agree
stop up [verb]
means "stop"barricade
stripped [adjective]
means "naked"unclothed, exposed, bare, nude, open, uncovered
swap [noun]
means "trade"barter, exchange
trade [verb]
means "activity"exchange, swap, barter
tranquilizer [noun]
means "drug"sedative, calmative, downer [US], barbiturate, depressant, antidepressant
tranquillizer [noun]
means "drug"sedative, calmative, barbiturate, soporific
transact [verb]
means "negotiate"agree, contract, confer, arrange, make terms, bargain
transaction [noun]
means "barter"negotiation, traffic, business, bargaining
truce [noun]
means "finding a middle course"concession, give and take, bargaining, reconciliation, settlement, rapprochement
truculent [adjective]
means "barbarous"fierce, unkind, barbarian, unnatural, barbaric, brutish
tycoon [noun]
means "nobleman"baron, aristocrat, magnate, lord, mogul, noble
uncivilised [adjective]
means "barbarous"barbaric, coarse, crude, ignorant, uncouth, savage
uncivilized [adjective]
means "barbarous"barbaric, coarse, crude, ignorant, uncouth, savage
unclothed [adjective]
means "naked"bare, exposed, stripped, nude, open, uncovered
unconcealed [adjective]
means "obvious"blunt, conspicuous, evident, glaring, palpable, bare
unconscionable [adjective]
means "unscrupulous"unprincipled, unlawful, wicked, wanton, barbarous, dishonest
uncover [verb]
means "reveal"show, expose, undress, strip, disrobe, bare
uncovered [adjective]
means "naked"unclothed, exposed, stripped, nude, open, bare
undisguised [adjective]
means "obvious"bare
undress [verb]
means "reveal"show, expose, bare, strip, disrobe, uncover
unfruitful [adjective]
means "unproductive"fruitless, impotent, sterile, infertile, barren, effete
unimaginative [adjective]
means "uninspired"barren, unremarkable, mediocre, common, everyday, bland
unkind [adjective]
means "cruel"fierce, barbarian, grim, barbarous, incisive, bloodthirsty
unmask [verb]
means "expose"unveil, betray, bare, reveal, disclose, uncover
unproductive [adjective]
means "infertile"fruitless, sterile, childless, unfruitful, barren, impotent
unremarkable [adjective]
means "uninspired"barren, unimaginative, mediocre, common, everyday, bland
unsheltered [adjective]
means "naked"bare
valueless [adjective]
means "worthless"ineffective, null, barren
void [adjective]
means "empty"barren, destitute, vacant, devoid, abandoned, unfilled
waste [adjective]
means "characteristic"barren, deserted, desolate, uninhabited, desert, wild
wild [adjective]
means "characteristic"uncivilized, uncivilised, barbarian, barbarous, uncultivated, uninhabited
woof [verb]
means "dog sound"yelp, yap, grunt, bark, howl
yap [verb]
means "dog sound"yelp, bark, grunt, woof, howl
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