Bard is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to cover a horse with armour, also BARDE
• cover (meat or game) with rashers of fat bacon
• To cover (meat or game) with a thin slice of fat bacon.
• put a caparison on
• place a piece of pork fat on
NOUN:
• a poet, traditionally one reciting epics and associated with a particular oral tradition
• Shakespeare.
• the winner of a prize for Welsh verse at an Eisteddfod
• a rasher of fat bacon placed on meat or game before roasting.
• A professional poet and singer, as among the ancient Celts, whose occupation was to compose and sing verses in honor of the heroic achievements of princes and brave men.
• Hence: A poet; as, the bard of Avon.
• Alt. of Barde
• The exterior covering of the trunk and branches of a tree; the rind.
• Specifically, Peruvian bark.
• a lyric poet
• an ornamental caparison for a horse
• poet
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to armor a horse

Words related to BARD

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Words that contain BARD

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How to use BARD in a sentence

• Excuse me, Sir, that I salute you from my favourite bard.
• Sometimes after the repast, in the interval between two games of dice, the nobles listened to a bard, who sang the brilliant deeds of their ancestors in their native tongue.
• Where the cause is a failure of the skin to act properly, the whole skin of the body, especially the chest and back, will be dry and bard.
• Bard, standing erect, quite forgot to touch his weapon, but Sally had produced a ponderous forty-five with mysterious speed and now crouched behind a table with the gun poised.
• If Bard reached the house he must be requested to stay, and if he stayed he must be fed and entertained.
• All they knew was that Drew had impressed on them that Bard must not leave that room in command of his six-shooter or even of his hands.
• And now Bard probably lay stretched on his back somewhere among the silent hills looking up to the pitiless brightness of the sky with eyes which could never shut.
• A childish thought came to Bard that where the smoke was so thick the fire could not be long delayed.
• So I think that Bard may have ridden straight for the old Drew place on the other side of the range.
• Bard went quietly to the door, locked it, and stole back to the window.
• However humble be the bard who sings, If he can touch one chord of love that slumbers, His name, above the proudest line of kings, Shall live immortal in his truthful numbers.
• A long list of eminent persons from all parts of Wales were here buried, and amongst them David ap Gwillim, the famous bard.
• He speaks to us like some ancient Bard awakened from his tomb, and singing of visions not revealed in dreams, but contemplated in all the freshness and splendour of reality.
• And the same might have been said of Carolan, the Irish bard, who lived in poetry and died in whisky.
• There is no better material for epic as yet unused than Irish legends, but there is none the old bard developed into epic proportions.
• Let some grey bard be near me to tell the deeds of other times, of kings renowned in our land, of chiefs we behold no more.
• And when the king knew that he was the bard of Elphin, he bade Heinin, his first and wisest bard, to answer Taliesin and to strive with him.
• Bard was a bachelor, lived economically, never presented a bill, and when he died, about the year 1850, his books were free of charges.
• I do not now recollect that I heard Bard express any opinion as to a future state of existence.
• William Ross, the Bard of Gairloch, and the Burns of the Gaelic Highlands, was born at Broadford, in the island of Skye, in 1762.
• When will the slumbering giant wake? When will the shield defend and guard? Ah, me! prophetic gleams forsake The once rapt eyes of seer or bard.
• Taillefer was the surname of a bard and warrior of the eleventh century.
• For him ungrateful Florence bore the dismal fruit of exile, harsh fatherland to her own bard.
• Meagre indeed is our knowledge of this only bard whose works have descended to us through the changes of twenty centuries entire.
• The real Merlin is said to have been a bard of the fifth century, and is supposed to have served the British chief Ambrosius Aurelianus, and then King Arthur.
• While every modern bard may raise his name, If not on lasting praise, on stable fame.
• Gildas was a British bard, who, when converted to Christianity, became a Christian priest, and a missionary among his own people.

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