barred
- adjective
- /bɑrd/
- Brett Barry: The three chickens pictured above are, from front to back, a Rhode Island Red, a Barred Rock (Plymouth Rock), and an Ameraucana.
Examples
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The barred component is playing a different role than the barred basis vector here.
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Meanwhile, meanwhile, Central Park's new celebrity bird is Barry the barred owl.
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As for the breeds I have now, I'd say I prefer the Barred Rocks.
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The artist painted a barred pattern on the canvas, using alternating stripes of blue and yellow.
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The zebra is known for its distinctive barred appearance, with bold black and white stripes.
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At the carnival, children loved the barred clown costume with bright multicolored bands.
Synonyms
With long lines of a different color, like on a shirt or animal
Having stripes or rings on the surface
Paper with printed lines to help you write
Having thin lines and uneven patches of different color or texture, like marks on bacon and skin
Having lines in different colors, like a shirt with blue and white lines
Having long thin lines or marks on a surface
Marked with bars across it like those on a window or gate
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Etymology
The word barred meaning 'marked with stripes' comes from the same bar, which is a straight mark or rod. So something that is 'barred' has bar-like lines or bands across it, like stripes.