Associations to the word «Baron»
Noun
- Peerage
- Exchequer
- Barony
- Baroness
- Willoughby
- Viscount
- Rothschild
- Montagu
- Calvert
- Peer
- Lords
- Robber
- Marquess
- Heiress
- Earl
- Hirsch
- Von
- Baronet
- Wilton
- Eldest
- Nobleman
- Cohen
- Barre
- Baronetcy
- Neville
- Grandson
- Burgh
- Dl
- Darcy
- Magna
- Nugent
- Cornwallis
- Walden
- Mortimer
- Heir
- Married
- Industrialist
- Stafford
- Brooke
- Edmond
- Wentworth
- Cbe
- Manners
- Aristocrat
- Silas
- Clifford
- Dudley
- Vassal
- Cecil
- Fief
- Waverley
- Wilkes
- Frankenstein
- Kelvin
- Writ
- Ivor
- Welles
- Lacy
- Manfred
- Cavendish
- Walpole
- Talbot
- Magnate
- Barrister
- Lumber
- Scranton
- Reginald
- Palatine
- Berwick
- Maud
- Beaumont
- Hastings
- Herr
- Qc
- Politician
- Munro
- Retainer
- Vivian
- Marquis
- Devon
- Frederic
- Somerset
- Meath
- Vo
Verb
Wiktionary
BARON, noun. The male ruler of a barony.
BARON, noun. A male member of the lowest rank of British nobility.
BARON, noun. A particular cut of beef, made up of a double sirloin.
BARON, noun. A person of great power in society, especially in business and politics.
BARON, noun. (legal) (obsolete) A husband.
BARON, proper noun. A surname.
BARON AND FEMME, noun. (heraldry) The arms of a man and his wife, marshalled together.
Dictionary definition
BARON, noun. A nobleman (in various countries) of varying rank.
BARON, noun. A British peer of the lowest rank.
BARON, noun. A very wealthy or powerful businessman; "an oil baron".
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