1. A peer; a title or degree of nobility, the lowest in the British peerage; a judge of the Exchequer; a husband, as, baron and femme, husband and wife. A baron of beef, two sirloins not cut asunder. Barons of the Cinque Ports, those members of the House of Commons formerly elected by the Cinque Ports.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• barior,
• bruon,
• aron,
• basoon,
• banan,
• caroyn,
• baloon,
• buron,
• basion,
• baraton,
• broen,
• brokn,
• barlin,
• brion,
• barrol,
• faraon,
• beakon,
• borin,
• barsan,
• aahron

• bahreini,
• barroom,
• bairn,
• Barney,
• baryon,
• barn,
• barany,
• barone,
• barahona,
• baroni,
• Barna,
• bahrein,
• barony,
• bahrain,
• baran,
• Barron,
• bahraini,
• barren.

The adjective form of the word "baron" is "baronial".

The plural of the "baron" can be the "barons".

The singular of the "baron" can be the "baron".