The "Browning Automatic Rifle" is considered one of the most effective and most advanced weapon of World War Two. It was used as a squad support weapon and required special and extensive training to use. Fireing a varity of large caliber rounds (somtimes as large as .50 Cal.) from a 20 round box magazine, it was best suted to laying accurate surpressing fire over long distances. It, however was a very heavy weapon, which put out extremly high amounts of kick and muzzel jump, making it most effective when used while in a prone possition. The Squad Support gunners trained to use these wapons where nick named BARmen or BARtenders.
The supresion team raked the bunker with BAR fire to keep the German's heads down, while the attack team moved in for the kill.
by Mark T. July 23, 2005
A term for "After Bar." After Bars refer to the after-party or night-cap regularly had and/or drunk after the community establishments have closed their doors for the night. This type of an event is generally reserved for a)cool kids b)drunks and c)people who are entirely too intoxicated to hook up but have dreams of doing so.
As the coolest drunk I know that's always on the prowl post 2am, I am amazed you do not know what an A-bar is.
by snatchypants January 11, 2011
by cj October 17, 2003
The small "bar" of skin at the base of the head of an uncircumcised penis which joins the circumference of the foreskin with the main shaft of the organ. Under extreme circumstances, this bar can become "torn".
by PopeMichael July 21, 2009
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