bare
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- v lay bare
bare your breasts
bare your feelings - v make public
- v lay bare
- s completely unclothed
bare bodies - s lacking in amplitude or quantity
a bare livelihood - a not having a protective covering
a bare blade - a lacking its natural or customary covering
a bare hill
bare feet - s just barely adequate or within a lower limit
a bare majority - s apart from anything else; without additions or modifications
only the bare facts - s lacking a surface finish such as paint
bare wood - s providing no shelter or sustenance
bare rocky hills - s having everything extraneous removed including contents
the bare walls
the cupboard was bare - s lacking embellishment or ornamentation
- Either they have just arrived or they are just leaving, because their desks are almost bare.
- Claud Dry and Dale Orcutt, of Athens, Ohio, buddies from the Civil Air Patrol, wanted to sell bare-boned utility car that anybody could afford, unlike that bloody elitist peacenik .
- The Great Gatsby lays bare the empty, tragic heart of the self-made man.