barro

/ ˈbærəʊ /

adjective

1. slang.
   embarrassing

Example Sentences

Barro, a young Bloomberg View columnist, is (it seems to me) more than halfway down the Frum-Bartlett path.

From The Daily Beast

Josh Barro is sometimes included, as are David Frum and Bruce Bartlett.

From The Daily Beast

I was thrilled to see Collins take a stand, but I'm generally with Barro on this subject.

From The Daily Beast

Josh Barro notes an absolutely true fact: most people don't save enough for retirement.

From The Daily Beast

Here's Josh Barro, getting it right: Romney repeatedly talked about his “five-point plan,” which is a rehash of Bush-era policies.

From The Daily Beast

A few days after reaching Henderson, I parted with Barro, not without regret, for a hundred and twenty dollars.

From Project Gutenberg

At noon the course was set northeast by east in order to sail above the island of little Barro.

From Project Gutenberg

They thought they saw land, so the sailors said, and that it was Barro, but I could observe nothing.

From Project Gutenberg

Los indios introducen algunas veces una parte de la quena en cntaros de barro, horadados exprofeso.

From Project Gutenberg

Awm sewer aw' could, an' th' furst time he passes me awl bring him up to th' poleece office if aw have to wheel him in a barro.

From Project Gutenberg