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• Babylonian — Pertaining to Babylon or Babylonia, relating to the Babylonian civilization; (metaphorically or literary) characterized by extreme confusion, deep disorder, deafening noise, or a chaotic mixture of languages and contradictory opinions; Babel-like.
• Pandemonium — A state of complete confusion, uproar, deep disorder, or a chaotic mixture of people, languages, opinions, or contradictory interests in a certain place or group; an absurd situation where communication and mutual understanding become impossible, symbolically evoking the legend of the Tower of Babel.
• To practice folk healing — To practice traditional folk healing, chanting, or using old wives' remedies and spells, performed by elderly women (babe) in archaic rural communities. In an extended sense, it means to coddle excessively, to overcare, or to prolong a traditional treatment without scientific backing.
• Babouvism — A radical political and social doctrine formulated during the French Revolution by François-Noël 'Gracchus' Babeuf, advocating for the abolition of private property, the establishment of a community of goods, and absolute equality among citizens through a revolutionary dictatorship. This movement is considered by historians to be an early, pre-Marxist form of utopian communism and an inspiration for 19th-century leftist insurrectionary tactics.
• Babouvist — A follower or supporter of Babouvism; a person who shares the radical social equality ideas of Gracchus Babeuf. As an adjective, the term describes a work, an insurrectionary movement, a slogan, or a philosophical conception belonging to this political movement or showing striking structural affinities with the ideals of the Conspiracy of the Equals.
• Babouvist (female) — The feminine form of babuvist; a woman who adheres to the radical-egalitarian principles of Babouvism, supporting the abolition of private property and the establishment of a community of goods. As an adjective, the term qualifies an action, a publication, a revolutionary cell, or a doctrine belonging to this ideological movement established during the French Revolution.
• Baby — A term borrowed from English used in daily language to designate a very young child, an infant, or, as an endearment, a loved one or romantic partner. As an invariable adjective, it describes clothing items, care products, or accessories intended for small children or mimicking their miniature, delicate aesthetic, such as a fashion style featuring pastel shades and innocent cuts.