Barre is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARRE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to execute barre chords
• execute guitar chords by laying the index finger over some or all of the strings
NOUN:
• a chord on a guitar
• a horizontal bar at waist level on which ballet dancers rest a hand for support during certain exercises.
• denoting a chord played using the barré method.
• rail at hip height used for ballet practice
• denoting a chord played using the barré method.
ADVERB:
• by using the barre
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to play a type of guitar chord

Words related to BARRE

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Words that contain BARRE

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How to use BARRE in a sentence

• From the barre of Nigrais to the citie of Pegu is ten dayes iourney by the riuers.
• The same day Reynolds, who killed Barre, shot himself in prison.
• I have been recalled, and De la Barre is in my place.
• Frontenac could keep them in their place, but De la Barre was as clay in their hands, and this new one promises to follow in his steps.
• Burke, Fox, the younger Pitt, Barre, and other friends of the colonies voted in the affirmative.
• One amendment was carried on the motion of Colonel Barre, namely, for an address to his majesty to equip the German troops with British manufactures.
• Colonel Barre, indeed, declared that a war of the most serious nature with France and Spain was impending over the country.
• Barre complained of the underhand dealing of the minister, but said that he would concur in the measure, though he had been thus robbed of the honour of introducing it himself.
• By EDWARD DE LA BARRE DUPARCQ, Captain of Engineers in the Army of France, and Professor of the Military Art in the School of Saint-Cyr.
• Barre Duparcq is one of the most favorably known among recent military writers in France.
• Barre had lately been dismissed from the office of Adjutant-General, on account of some of his votes in Parliament.
• Ralph was delighted with the change, for Professor Barre, his tutor, had consented to go with them, and, during these happy days in Italy, he was the preceptor of the whole party.
• It took a good deal of time to bring the prisoner Banker to the station, and Professor Barre arrived there before him.
• The captain looked at him, and, by that power to read the thoughts of others which an important emergency often gives to a man, he read, or believed he did, the thoughts of Barre.
• The captain ground his teeth, and then, suddenly turning, he interrupted the conversation between the magistrate and Barre.
• Professor Barre had heard something of the matter before, but many of the details were new to him.
• He never found out precisely, but he did find out that the visit of Professor Barre to his cell had been of service to him.
• The keeper agreed to goe with him, willing the warders not to barre the gate, saying, that he would not stay long, but would come againe with all speede.
• Here we sent our boate a shore with the marchants, but they durst not put into the riuer because of a great billow that continually brake at the entrance vpon the barre.
• But after we had ended at Cales, it was by all our seamen thought a capitall offence to name the goeing ouer the Barre at St.
• According to this agreement they took on board what ammunition and provision they thought fit out of the ship, and put off, choosing one Le Barre captain.
• However, though he denied them, he suffered Le Barre and some few to come, with whom he and his men drank plentifully.
• De la Barre Duparcq, Captain of Engineers in the Army of France, and Professor of the Military Art in the Imperial School of Saint-Cyr.
• With La Barre came Meulles, an abler and more energetic colleague, who was to succeed Duchesneau as intendant.
• As every one now recognized that the protection of this route was essential, La Barre decided that the Iroquois must be taught a lesson.
• For their part the Iroquois offered him war or peace as he might choose, and La Barre assured them that he chose to live at peace.
• In the meantime, Frontenac, always his firm friend and supporter, had been recalled, and La Barre, the new governor, was unfriendly.
• The first school for idiots in this country was commenced at Barre, Massachusetts, by Dr.
• The deed done, and the famished soldier delivered, they called to the command one Nicholas Barre, a man of merit.
• Barre took the command, and thenceforth there was peace.
• The news reached the House of Commons late in the evening, when Colonel BARRE had the honour of being the first to shed a patriot tear on that melancholy occasion.
• By performing that pious office, Colonel BARRE may be said to have made his own name immortal.
• Fox, Lord John Cavendish, Sir George Savile, Colonel Barre, Mr.
• There was Colonel Barre, who had been among our fathers, and knew that they had courage enough to die for their rights.

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