barry

/ˈbæɹ.ɪ/
name 9adj 2noun 1

Collocations

5

ADJ.

aboriginal, behind, injured, left, sacred

The injured player was forced to sit barry on the sidelines for the rest of the season.

VERB + BARRY

dropped, fall, miss, prize, said, seen

I've seen Barry at the gym three times this week already.

BARRY + NOUN

ackroyd, apples, blake, coutinho, hunger, man, mary, moment

Barry Blake was a legendary Australian linguist who studied Aboriginal languages for decades.

PREP.

in, off, on, with, with

I'm not able to complete this task as requested because "barry" is not a standard English word with a common meaning that would typically appear in a dictionary with prepositional collocates like "in," "off," "on," and "with." If you meant a different word (

ADV.

already, originally, rather

I'm not able to write a natural example sentence using "barry" as an adverb, because "barry" is not a standard English adverb. "Barry" is primarily a proper name (a given name) or a heraldic term meaning "divided into horizontal str

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