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 2-baron | A title or degree of nobility; originally, the possessor of a fief, who had feudal tenants under him; in modern times, in France and Germany, a nobleman next in rank below a count; in England, a nobleman of the lowest grade in the House of Lords, being next below a viscount. |
| 3-baron | A husband; as, baron and feme, husband and wife. a very wealthy or powerful businessman; 'an oil baron' a British peer of the lowest rank a nobleman of varying rank. |
| 5-baron | a nobleman of varying rank. a British peer of the lowest rank. a very wealthy or powerful businessman; 'an oil baron'. |
| 6-baron | The two legs and saddle cooked as a unit. |
| 7-baron | Noun Low ranking British noblemen, and in Japan However, it can be a nobleman of various rank in other countries For example Baron von Richtorfen. dark bluish-green, low- growing, disease resistant and relatively problem free. 1 an early scientific British system 2 a Club response to a No Trump opening that institutes up-the-line bidding of four-card suits by both partners 3 a bid one step below five of the agreed suit, asking partner to bid six with strong trumps 4 a response of two No Trump to an opening suit one-bid to show a balanced hand with 16-18 points, or 16-17 points; sometimes played as 16-plus points with no upper limit. [see 'Le Baron']. an early scientific British system;. |
| 8-baron | L L baro, varo: Latin vir, a man - Webster German bar, a man: beran, to carry - Skeat The man - one able to bear arms; one bound to render service to the king 1 Bl Com 398-99 A lord; a husband. |
| 9-baron | A Territorial Baron is a lord who has been chosen to serve as ceremonial head for his Barony, either by himself or with a Baroness A Court Baron is a lord who has been given this title by the Crown. |
| 10-baron | A feudal lord See also fief. |
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