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Meanings of bard in English
Synonyms
Examples for "caparison"
Examples for "caparison"
1
The usual caparison of the Shoshone horse is a halter and saddle.
2
His caparison was of crimson velvet, all over-wrought with gold thread.
3
It is the caparison of abandon, the veil of oblivion.
4
Grandfather smiled at the idea of Charley's sturdy little figure in such a grotesque caparison.
5
The bridling and caparison of his mount, a splendid chestnut, represented alone a small fortune.
1
They are afraid some of us may use them as private channels for communication, Abshir, a resident of Buula-barde, told Reuters.
2
Lady Alice de la Barde hears of the death of her knight:-
3
Come away, De Barde, and let us go complain to my lord ambassador.
4
They said troops went to El Barde and Yeed on Saturday seeking the man.
5
Air Marshal Alex Barde told demonstrators supporting the much criticised military that Nigerian troops can save the girls.
1
Tis the season to dress up your home with the season's best.
2
Look, maybe he just wanted to dress up the discovery a bit.
3
Any effort to dress up would have simply been in vain, anyway.
4
I asked incredulously, mentally sorting through our box of dress up clothes.
5
While you've been playing dress up, I've come up with a plan.
Usage of bard in English
1
Or maybe that bard named Will was right: Parents just don't understand.
2
The hopes of the bard of Leeds were fulfilled at the Restoration.
3
The one exception to the hunger for advertisement is the modern bard.
4
He went his way in the evening, when, as the bard said:-
5
You would think he was a court-bard, the way he carries on.
6
What?' Stalker prompted, irritated by the bard's habit of withholding his thoughts.
7
The bard's voice trailed away and no one spoke for a time.
8
The bard stepped forward, one hand resting lightly on his harp strings.
9
Such was the bard, and this was the subject of his song.
10
But it is not heroic deeds for bard songs that we need.
11
Tell your simple tale, and it may do the young bard good.'
12
You know how you can stare at a bard in wonder -
13
He glared at them; this bard was not blind as many were.
14
Rune resisted the urge to tell the bard he wasn't anybody's lord.
15
A satirist had almost bit off the ear of a lyric bard.
16
It was a large subject-Thebard Ossian playing his harp to Malvino.
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Bard through the time
Bard across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common