Bar and Clap

Bar

Bar verb - To make stripes on.

Clap and bar are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Clap" instead a verb "Bar".

Nearby Word: barroom

Clap

Clap verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.

Bar and clap are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bar" instead a verb "Clap".

Nearby Words: clapped, clapper, clapping

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

good good bar good clap
full full bar full clap
single single bar single clap
little little bar little clap
Other adjectives: extra.

Common collocations

time bar time clap time
way bar way clap way
eyes bar eyes clap eyes
wings bar wings clap wings
Other words: doors.

Both words in one sentence

  • Spoof Aesop This from Catch-22: Yossarian left his tent in Marrakech one night to fetch a candy bar, and was lured into the bushes by some unknown WAC, and wound up with a dose of the clap.
    Source: Spoof Aesop
  • Mummies at the Dinner Table They make the corpse nod to the waitress, wave at a blonde a the bar, and clap to the music, while passing off his tendency to fall over as ordinary drunkeness, before finally leaving the corpse propped against the bar's jukebox at closing time.
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