Examples
“December 11th, 2009 12: 20 pm ET we know big barney is familiar with Fannie Mae, (he and dodds) benefitted greatly. .but big barney is like the rest of the hangers on. .can't seem to get the Freddie Mac report published. .why is that ..”
“Me agent gave me dodgy advice and now oy’m in barney!”
“If only the woes of the world could be settled over a grand "barney" on the Brighton beachfront as they were on the August Bank Holiday of '64.”
Andrew Loog Oldham: Mods & Rockers Festival: Mocking The Rockers
“Newsnight played host last night to a good old fashioned barney between Michael Gove and Harriet Harman on the political fallout of the riots.”
The Guardian: Michael Gove comes close to losing cool with Harriet Harman on TV over riots
“Time and again down the years, I've relished the biennial barney across the water between the red and the blue.”
The Guardian: Dragon dreams of Barry John, Gareth Edwards and springtime in Paris | Frank Keating
“August 2nd, 2009 barney flies the hovercraft while cinnamon infiltrates the premier's staff ...”
barney flies the hovercraft while cinnamon infiltrates the premier's staff...
“On Christmas day, I woke up to presents and my mom making breakfast. if you're wondering if that is barney wrapping paper mixed in there, you are correct. this year was all about using up wrapping paper we've had for many many years.”
“Fred ♪ ♫ ♪ says: drhunt says: barfly-not contemplating anything … waiting for Fred to show some huevos and join in … honey, you started it by saying something about barney franks.”
“Bozo The Neoclown says: so, jdummy. what if it were barney frank who shouted to old ginny foxx “shut the hell up, you old foghorn leghorn sounding beyotch”?”
“There won't be any barney-mugging but we can get half-cut my little goof.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘barney’.
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Film and Cinematography
A list of terms used in cinematography
anamorphic, a and b rolls, academy aperture, academy leader, answer print, married print, filmography, apple box, aspect ratio, backwind, camera-stylo, barndoors and 53 more...
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International Talk Like (a) _________...
We love our pirate talking day, and I, for one, like the connections to the Flying Spaghetti Monster and Tampa Bay Bucaneers as well. I'd like to see other "Talk Like" holidays sprout, bloom and g...
yoda, barney, the muppets' swed..., al pacino, the governator, floyd the barber, sarah palin, donald duck, taz, yosemite sam, doc brown (back t..., reverend jim from... and 50 more...
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Two years
Okay, I admit it. I made a list of words my daughter knew when she was two years old.
bat, baba, a, abalone, about, acorn, adrienne, after, again, airplane, alison, all and 694 more...
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B is for Blue Canary
My B Words
bugbear, bette davis eyes, backstroke, barney, babushka, babycakes, backscratcher, bad news bears, balderdash, ballyhoo, baloney, bamboozle and 150 more...
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Demongering
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diablerie, grimoire, ouija, dybbuk, sciomancy, necromancy, cacodemon, fallen angel, choronzon, kokomo, demonology, lilith and 650 more...
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Peter Carey's Illywhacker
Culling my "Learned (or Encountered) in Reading" list. Thanks for the idea, yarb.
tinea, mingy, blanco, bitzer, mallee fowl, yabbies, coir, bluey, stoush, barney, currawong, providore and 43 more...
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Aussie: ie/ee/y/ey
Australians are in love with having an 'ee' sound on the end of their words. Typically, take a word and chop it down to the shortest it can be while still understandable, then add an 'ee' sound; sp...
brickie, telly, barbie, footy, housie, billy, bodgie, pokie, bodgy, talkie, chrissy, u-ie and 40 more...
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xstphnx's Words
amaranth, abridge, surreptitiously, parley, barney, nebulous, circumference, onomatopoeia, mauve, baseball, ménage à trois, friggatriskaideka... and 14 more...
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BBC Upgrades Flap To Row
The Onion (November 9, 2007)
flap, row, parliament, conservative, lord, speaker, fortnight, old, handbag, proper, barney, eppy and 16 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for barney.
chained_bear "... ashamed of the story behind his black eye....
'Did you,' Les Chaffey said, helping himself to his guest's uneaten food, 'have a barney?'
Charles stared at his host, transfixed.
'A blue?'
He had a headache, and his neck hurt too.
'A stoush?' Les Chaffey suggested, leaning across his laden plate with knife and fork poised...."
—Peter Carey, Illywhacker, 388 Apr 17, 2009
hernesheir (n): in cinematography, a quilted cozy that fits around a camera to reduce camera noise. Generally only effective on a camera that is relatively quiet to begin with. The term comes from barney blanket, a kind of horse blanket. Jan 17, 2009