barry
Excellent, great (chiefly Edinburgh)
Definitions
Very good, excellent; particularly Edinburgh usage.
barry In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
Scots, associated with Edinburgh; possibly from Romani 'barri' (big, fine).
People Also Ask
What does 'barry' mean?
It means excellent or great. It is chiefly heard in Edinburgh, where 'pure barry' is high praise.
How do you use 'barry'?
To say something is brilliant, e.g. 'That was a barry night oot' or 'these are pure barry'.
Where does 'barry' come from?
It is a Scots word strongly associated with Edinburgh, possibly from the Romani word 'barri', meaning big or fine.
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