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71Barn Islands — bezeichnet Inselgruppen in Neuseeland, siehe Barn Islands (Neuseeland) Kanada, siehe Barn Islands (Kanada) Diese Seite ist eine Begriffsklärung zur Unterscheidung mehrerer mit demselben Wort bezeichneter Begriffe …
72barn´like´ — barn «bahrn», noun. 1. a building for storing hay, grain, straw, or other farm produce and for sheltering cows, horses, and farm machinery: »Dairy farms have milking barns where the cows are brought inside to be milked. 2. U.S. a large building… …
73barn dance — barn dances N COUNT A barn dance is a social event people go to for country dancing …
74barn dance — barn′ dance n. a social gathering, orig. held in a barn, featuring square dances, round dances, and hoedown music • Etymology: 1890–95, amer …
75barn raising — barn′ rais ing n. (in rural areas) a party, usu. providing food and drink, for the purpose of assisting a neighbor to put up a new barn …
76barn dance — ☆ barn dance n. a party, originally held in a barn, at which people dance square dances …
77barn|burn|er — barn burner, or barn|burn|er «BAHRN BUR nuhr», noun. U.S. Slang. a noteworthy condition, situation, or event …
78barn´storm´er — barn|storm «BAHRN STRM», U.S. Informal. –v.i. 1. to travel from one small town or country district to another, acting in plays, making political speeches, or, sometimes, giving lectures or concerts: »The Whigs barnstormed to victory, shouting the …
79barn|storm — «BAHRN STRM», U.S. Informal. –v.i. 1. to travel from one small town or country district to another, acting in plays, making political speeches, or, sometimes, giving lectures or concerts: »The Whigs barnstormed to victory, shouting the slogan… …
80barn|yard — «BAHRN YAHRD», noun, adjective. –n. a yard around or next to a barn for livestock, often fenced: »The horses were let out in the barnyard while we cleaned their stalls. –adj. 1. of or having to do with a barnyard: »barnyard fowl. 2. befitting a… …
