prisebar
prisebar noun: a crowbar.
Noun
prisebar (plural prisebars)
- A crowbar.
- “Triad, gird thyselves. The demon may try to lash out. Your robot is in the thrall of the demon! He is the Devil's concubine!” “Probably a computer glitch.” “Quickly, Jefferson! The Prisebar of St. George!” “Uh, I... It's back in the Blood Vessel.” “Your sword, then! Make haste!”2018 August 5, Jackson Publick, “The Venture Bros. & The Curse of the Haunted Problem” (19:06 from the start), in The Venture Bros., season 7, episode 1, spoken by Dr. Byron Orpheus (Steven Rattazzi)
Forms of prisebar
| plural | prisebars |
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Origin of prisebar
prise + bar
Questions about prisebar
- What does prisebar mean?
- Prisebar means a crowbar.
- What part of speech is prisebar?
- Prisebar is a noun.
- What is the plural of prisebar?
- The plural of prisebar is prisebars.
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