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bar : hinder, obstruct verb [transitive]

1 to block a road, passage etc: A small aircraft now obstructed the runway. | an accident obstructing northbound traffic | Our view was obstructed by a high wall.

2 to try to prevent someone from doing something by making it difficult for them: A small minority obstructed policies that would help the majority of people. | obstructing a police officer in the course of his duty, deter, stop, impede

barbarian : savage, primitive, barbaric, barbarous


bare : naked, nude, exposed
bargain1 noun [countable]

1 something bought cheaply or for less than its usual price: I might buy a TV, if I can find a bargain in the sales. | be a bargain: These shoes are a bargain at $22. | bargain holiday/clothes/prices etc (=a holiday etc that is very cheap) | bargain hunting (=looking for things to buy at a cheap price): a bargain hunting housewife at the January sales

2 an agreement, made between two people or groups, to do something in return for something else : make a bargain: We've made a bargain that he'll do the shopping and I'll cook. | drive a hard bargain (=succeed in making an agreement that is very much to your advantage): Fischer was determined to drive a hard bargain. | keep your side of the bargain (=do what you promised as part of an agreement) | strike a bargain (=reach an agreement): Management and unions have struck a bargain over wage increases.

3 into the bargain especially BrE in addition to everything else: He was short, fat, and spotty into the bargain.

4 make the best of a bad bargain to do the best you can under difficult conditions

bargainer noun [countable]: a wage bargainer
see cheap1 : contract, trade, sell