Unconcealed, exposed: I moved the bush and
bared the entrance to the
cave.
Empty: The cupboard was bare.
Leaving nothing to spare; mere: We have barely
enough paint to finish painting the room.
Plain, unadorned: The walls were bare,
there were no paintings on them.
Bare - verb
to make or lay bare: The woman
bared her soul, she told her story to all in the room.
Bear - noun
A large heavy mammal with shaggy hair and a
very short tail: The bear
has a sad look on it's face.
A surly uncouth person: The man doing all that
shouting is a bear.
One who sells securities and commodities in
expectation of a price decline: It was a
Bear Market and the man wanted to sell his stock before
the price dropped any further.
Bear - verb (Bore,
Born, Borne, Bearing)
Carry: Will you bear
this box with me? I come bearing
gifts.
To be equipped with: The climber bore
boots for good footing.
To give witness to: Bear
witness to the facts in the case.
To give birth to; produce or yield: See that
tree, it bears fruit every year. Her eyes sparkled as she began
to bear an idea.
Endure, sustain; to exert pressure or influence:
Sometimes you have to bear
with the pain. You sure know how to bear
the pressure.
To be or become directed: To get there bear
to the left.
bear