barbe

American  

[bahrb] / bɑrb /

noun

1. a band or small scarf of lace, worn around the head or neck by women.

2. barb.

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Etymology

Origin of barbe

barb ¹

Example Sentences

"We're two northerners singing about true crime, we really didn't think it would make it to the West End," says Bronté Barbé who plays Stella.

From BBC

The characters of Kathy and Stella "haven't found their way in life and don't really fit in," according to Barbé.

From BBC

"And it all unravels from there," Barbé says laughing.

From BBC

"I think people are fascinated by the psychology of a criminal mind and trying to understand how someone turns into a monster," says Barbé.

From BBC

"And it means we pass the Bechdel test," adds Barbé laughing.

From BBC