v. Obs. rare–1. [a. OF. bari-er, later barrier:—L. barrī-re, f. barrus elephant; cf. BARR v.] intr. To utter the peculiar cry of an elephant.
1594. 2nd Rep. Faustus, in Thoms, E. E. Pr. Rom. (1858), III. 399. His meekness turned into rage, and began to rise and bary, and stamp.
