Baring
noun
bare
1adjective, bar·er, bar·est.
verb (used with object), bared, bar·ing.
Origin of bare
1Synonyms for bare
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Antonyms for bare
bare
2verb Archaic.
Examples from the Web for baring
Contemporary Examples of baring
Baring souls and exposing warts is no longer a cathartic exercise reserved solely for singer songwriters and soul chanteuses.
Most men though, like Orlando Bloom, have no shame in grinning and baring it all.
Hillary Clinton to Receive Michael Kors Award; Shirtless Men Take Over New York CityThe Fashion Beast Team
August 1, 2013
Amateurs are also getting in on the action, baring skin and various throbbing appendages to boost their popularity.
Now, toes are the main event, and in an effort to sex them up, designers are baring podiatric cleavage for the world to see.
Christian Louboutin, Manolo Blahnik, Vibram: Toe Shoes Are In for Spring!Misty White Sidell
April 12, 2012
People were baring flowers, clutching teddy bears, hugging each other, and sobbing.
Historical Examples of baring
"We shall do as we please," growled Number Ten, baring his fangs.
The Monster MenEdgar Rice Burroughs
Get these fellows with you, and it's like Baring's name on the back of your bill.
Davenport Dunn, Volume 2 (of 2)Charles James Lever
She knew that her friend was baring to her a very secret chamber of his heart.
Good Old AnnaMarie Belloc Lowndes
Here He weeps and prays at the very moment when He is baring the arm of Omnipotence.
Memories of BethanyJohn Ross Macduff
Come in and make Mr. Baring a cup of your good coffee—you will, Calliope?
Friendship VillageZona Gale