1. A hog, or male hog castrated.

2. A large mound of earth anciently raised over graves.

3. A light small carriage. A hand-barrow, a frame covered in the middle with boards, and borne between two men. A wheelbarrow, a frame with a box, supported by one wheel, and rolled by a single man.

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

• naarrow,
• bporrow,
• brarrow,
• barior,
• narror,
• barral,
• sarow,
• barra,
• barrower,
• narroww,
• narow,
• barrle,
• arrrow,
• barrry,
• barrol,
• nerrow,
• horrow,
• torrow,
• barrom,
• narrrow

• bayer,
• burrow,
• Bara,
• bar,
• bare,
• borrow,
• barye,
• barrie,
• baur,
• baehr,
• Barry,
• baray,
• Barr,
• Barra,
• BARO,
• bari,
• Bauer,
• barre,
• BAER,
• BAHR,
• BAIR,
• baier,
• barrio.

The adjective form of the word "barrow" is "barrowful".

The plural of the "barrow" can be the "barrows".

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