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barres, plural;
  1. A horizontal bar at waist level on which ballet dancers rest a hand for support during exercises

  1. A barre is a stationary handrail that is used during ballet warm up exercises. The term also refers to the exercises that are performed at the barre, as well as that part of a ballet class that incorporates barre exercises.
  2. Barre is a town in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 5,113 at the 2000 census.
  3. Maurice Barrès (19 August 1862 – 4 December 1923) was a French novelist, journalist, and socialist politician and agitator known for his nationalist and antisemitic views.
  4. (Barres (Castropol)) Barres is one of nine parishes (administrative divisions) in Castropol, a municipality within the province and autonomous community of Asturias, in northern Spain.
  5. A handrail fixed to a wall used for ballet exercises
  6. The bar running around the wall of a dance rehearsal room used by the dancers to hold on to during some exercises in a dance class.
  7. occurs in circular knit.  Caused by mixing yarn on feed into machine.  Fabric will appear to have horizontal streaks.
  8. is the ballet term for the wooden bar attached to the wall that the performer uses for support during practice.
  9. (in  Raymond Barre (prime minister of France))
  10. (French), capodaste (French), Kapodaster (German), a device that clamps to the neck of a plucked string instrument (e.g. a guitar) thereby changing its tuning by shortening the sounding length of every string. ...
  11. a horizontal bar (usually made of wood) along a studio wall for class exercises. Every ballet class begins with barre exercises.
  12. a horizontal single or double barre used for ballet warm ups and balance during instruction of new steps
  13. at type of chord using 1 finger to press more than 1 string
  14. An imperfection, characterized by a ridge or mark running in the crosswise or lengthwise directions of the fabric. BarrZ s can be caused by tension variations in the knitting process, poor quality yarns, problems during the finishing process.
  15. The use of your index finger to hold down more than one string at one fret in a single chord. (e.g. The F# Barre Chord)
  16. A bar that you hold on to while doing the first part of your class (from Grade One onwards) to hep you to develop strength and skill while being supported.
  17. The wooden bar that runs around the wall of a ballet studio at waist height.
  18. It is a bar created by the guitarists fingers which is positioned across the strings. It allows a moveable cord to be produced.
  19. Exercises are done holding onto a horizontal bar for support and balance
  20. l: The ultimate ride is when the crest of a wave folds over itself and forms a cylinder shape with enough space to provide a “tube” for the surfer to ride through. Related terms: pulling in; getting shacked, pitted, tubed, or otherwise barreled; filthy pits; the green-room.
  21. [bar] 1. The horizontal wooden railing fastened to the walls of the dance studio which the dancer holds for support. 2. The first part of ballet class with exercises at the barre.
  22. The method of placing one or more fingers down on multiple strings across the guitar fingerboard (Barre Chord or Bar Chord).
  23. a stripe-like or bar-like pattern in dyed fabric
  24. A fixed wood rail used by dancers to help keep balance while learning and practicing.
  25. A bar effect that appears in fabrics both knits and wovens. Usually resembles bars or stripes extending crosswise. Often classified as a blemish.