Barebones ParliamentPronunciation: /ˈbɛːbəʊnz/Entry from World dictionaryDefinition of Barebones Parliament the nickname of Cromwell’s Parliament of 1653, from one of its members, Praise-God Barbon, an Anabaptist leather seller of Fleet Street. It replaced the Rump Parliament, but was itself dissolved within a few months. Barebones Parliament in other Oxford dictionaries Definition of Barebones Parliament in the British & World English dictionary
