barbing (Meaning)

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barbing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Barb

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The fisherman expertly baited his hook, adding a barbed lure to increase the chance of a catch.
The barbed wire fence served as a formidable barrier, preventing passage and inflicting painful cuts.
The angry critic's barbs pierced through the artist's defenses, leaving deep emotional wounds.
The malicious gossip hurled barbs at her reputation, tarnishing her image in the community.
The barbed arrow flew swiftly through the air, its pointed tip designed to inflict maximum pain.
The dog's collar was adorned with sharp barbs, a cruel reminder of its past mistreatment.
The plant's leaves had barbed edges, providing protection from browsing animals.
The barbed hook caught firmly in the fish's mouth, ensuring a successful capture.
The surgeon deftly used a barbed suture to close the incision, reducing the risk of infection.
The detective's questioning was filled with barbs, designed to trip up the suspect and force a confession.

of Barb

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The fisherman expertly baited his hook, adding a barbed lure to increase the chance of a catch.

The barbed wire fence served as a formidable barrier, preventing passage and inflicting painful cuts.

The angry critic's barbs pierced through the artist's defenses, leaving deep emotional wounds.

The malicious gossip hurled barbs at her reputation, tarnishing her image in the community.