The term barber may refer to the following:
- a person whose occupation is mainly to cut, shave, style and groom the scalp and/or facial hair of males
- Barber surgeon, a medical practitioner in medieval Europe
- Barber paradox, a type of paradox that may or may not be invalid
- Sleeping barber problem, a type of theoretical problem in computer science
- Salvatore Anthony Maglie, an American Major League baseball pitcher known as Sal the Barber
- Barber Institute of Fine Arts, an art gallery and concert hall within the campus grounds of the University of Birmingham in England
- Barber Motorsports Park, a multi-purpose racing facility in the city of Birmingham, Alabama in the US
- a working-class residential neighborhood in Butte county, California in the US
- a township in Faribault county, Minnesota in the US
- a town in Curaçao, one of the constituent countries of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
- a county in the state of Kansas in the US
- The Barber, a 2001 Canadian film
-see also:
"Barber" is in the NAICS Code "611511"
(Cosmetology and Barber SchoolsSchools, cosmetology)
Ref: 122310/2006-09-19
Other Database Pages Exist for this Phrase:
Barber shop (Barber shop is described as an area, a separate ...)
Barbering (Barbering is defined as rough grinding, by hand, ...)
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