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bare all

bare all verb: to take off one's clothes; to get naked; to disrobe.

Verb

bare all (third-person singular simple present bares all, present participle baring all, simple past and past participle bared all)

  1. (colloquial) To take off one's clothes; to get naked; to disrobe.
  2. (colloquial, figuratively) To reveal everything (particularly as pertaining information of a sensitive or embarrassing nature).

Forms of bare all

third-person singular presentbares all
present participlebaring all
past participlebared all
pastbared all
alternative formbare it all

Questions about bare all

What does bare all mean?
Bare all means to take off one's clothes; to get naked; to disrobe.
What part of speech is bare all?
Bare all is a verb.
What is the past tense of bare all?
The past tense of bare all is bared all.

Words near bare all in the dictionary

  1. Bardwell Valley
  2. Bardwells
  3. bardy
  4. bardy grub
  5. bare
  6. bare all
  7. bare beater
  8. bare beaters
  9. bare beating
  10. bare board
  11. bare boards

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