Bar clamp
a clamp having two jaws attached to a bar, one fixed and the other adjustable by means of a screw mechanism.
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- Barclay
a male given name. contemporary examples he had made an arrangement with barclay h. warburton, owner of the philadelphia evening telegraph. the stacks: h.l. mencken on the 1904 baltimore fire h.l. mencken october 3, 2014 now, a young actor has a choice: “i have a practiced line,” barclay said of the advice he gives. can […]
- Barclay de tolly
prince mikhail bogdanovich [mi-kah-eel bog-dah-nuh-vich;; russian myi-khuh-yeel buhg-dah-nuh-vyich] /mɪ kɑˈil bɒgˈdɑ nə vɪtʃ;; russian myɪ xʌˈyil bʌgˈdɑ nə vyɪtʃ/ (show ipa), 1761–1818, russian field marshal: commander in chief against napoleon i in 1812. historical examples already were the leading battalions of barclay de tolly’s corps in the field, and brigade after brigade followed them. germany, […]
- Bar cocheba
bar kokba. simon, died a.d. 135, hebrew leader of insurrection against the romans a.d. 132–135. historical examples insurrection of the jews under bar cocheba; their final dispersion follows. the great events by famous historians, volume 03 various
- Bar code
a series of lines of varying width, printed, as on a container or product, that can be read by an optical scanner to determine charges for purchases, destinations for letters, etc. compare universal product code. to put a barcode on. contemporary examples this likely includes aiming your camera at the bar code featured in newsweek. […]
- Bar cookie
noun a type of cookie made by baking batter in a sheet pan, then cutting into bars or squares word origin likened to ‘candy bar’ usage note cooking