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barde

[ bahrd ]

verb (used with object)

barded, barding.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of barde1

First recorded in 1450–1500
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Example Sentences

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I use this to my advantage when I’m trying to dial up the color on a thin cut: A lean breast barded with bacon drips fat onto the coals, creating flames, flavor and char quickly.

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He rode a coal-black horse barded all in white, with the pure white shield of the Kingsguard strapped to his arm.

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Nottingham asked the bards to bring to the studio anything they felt had led to them being been barded or had an importance to them.

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Among these words thus marked as obsolete in 1639, I find, on casually opening the book, the following, "abandon, abate, bardes, insanity."

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Robert Frost was so good at reading and lecturing — he called it “barding around†— that he made much of his living doing exactly that.

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