Bar and Pale

Bar

Bar noun - A straight piece (as of wood or metal) that is longer than it is wide.

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Pale and bar are semantically related. in barrier topic. In some cases you can use "Pale" instead a noun "Bar", when it comes to topics like rod.

Nearby Word: barroom

Pale noun - A wooden strip forming part of a fence.

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Bar and pale are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bar" instead a noun "Pale".

Nearby Words: paled, paleness, palish, palely

similar	similar bar	similar pale
standard	standard bar	standard pale
light	light bar	light pale
green	green bar	green pale
Other adjectives: blue, little, white.

bar time

pale time

Henry the clerk is portrayed as ordering a pale, peculiar drink with a lemon slice floating in it at Pommeroy's Wine Bar ("Rumpole and the Last Resort"); it's Dubonnet and lemonade.

Source: Series / Rumpole of the Bailey
Heroic Albino: Fetus isn't quite an albino but she's certainly extremely fair-skinned.The first thing I noticed about Fetus when we exited through the side door was how impossibly pale she was, especially considering how strong the UV rays given off at the bar wereeven her hair was white.

Source: Literature / Next Breed Of Thief

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