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Bar  - noun
Bar- (pronounced bär) n 

1. A slender rigid piece of wood, metal, etc., especially one used for a lever, fastening, etc. 

2. A piece of some substance likened to a bar sense 

        1 in shape also the quantity in such a piece as a bar of soap 

3 .A broad band or stripe as of color 

4.: Music A vertical line across the staff before the initial metrical accent 

5. Anything  obstructs literally or figuratively 

             barrier as poor spelling is a bar to success in business 

6. A bank as of sand 

1 2 Bars 

      3 Double esp at the mouth of a river or 

2      Bar 3 harbor obstructing navigation 

7, Law 

a The railing that incloses the place where prisoners are stationed or where the business of the court is transacted in civil cases 

b Hence the court it self '

c The whole body of lawyers in any jurisdiction, also the profession of a lawyer 

8 Any tribunal as the bar of public opinion 

9 A counter over which liquor or food is passed to customers, hence the part of the room behind the counter 

Synonyms: 

Obstacle, obstruction, hindrance, imped iment 

verb:

 1 BARRED bärd

 BAR RING 

1 Το fasten or obstruct by or as if by a bar or bars 

2 To shut out hinder prevent as access to the king was barred 

3 To mark with bars stripe 

preposition 

Except, butm asm bar none 

Illustration:

1m 2 Bars 

3 Double Bar 

References:

Webster Noa WEBSTER'S ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DICTIONARY ABRIDGED FROM WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY NEW YORK CINCINNATI CHICAGO AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY SPRINGFIELD MASS G & C MERRIAM CO 1914