bare
//beə(r)//
Adjective
bareCanonical form
barerComparative
barestSuperlative
1
Not covered by clothing or other material; naked or exposed.
He walked on the beach with bare feet.
2
Without the usual covering, contents, or furnishings; empty or plain.
The room was bare except for a single chair.
3
Only just sufficient; minimal or basic.
They only had the bare necessities for survival.
Verb
bareInfinitive
barePresent tense
baredPast tense
baredPast participle
baringPresent participle
baresThird-person singular
1
To uncover or expose something by removing a covering.
He bared his arm to show the doctor his injury.