barely yonder

Barely yonder is basically "not far" in old-timer speak. It was predominately said by old white people around the time of the dinosaurs. English teachers refer to this dialect of English as "Old English."
That is barely yonder away from here. The other bar is barely yonder.
by NotTheEC April 08, 2014
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Grizzly Bare

The (usually unwanted) sight of an elderly person naked or near-naked; a 'grizzly bare.'
When visiting hospital recently a curtain in an all-male ward opened and revealed the stomach-churning sight of a grizzled naked man in his eighties. A Grizzly Bare.

The flashbacks will stop soon my therapist tells me! :)
by BiffaMackem May 12, 2011
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Snazzy bare

She’s been everywhere

This is the phrase you use when someone is being BARE annoying when your sat next to them in a class. You do not wanna mess with her nose
“Omg I’m sat next to this girl in the back of my chemistry she’s so annoying”
“Ohhh she’s an Annoying snazzy bare?”
by Superunicornmollielover January 26, 2023
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bare naughty

A word used to praise anybody's swag. It is often used to describe something that one is wearing, such as a pair of trainers.
Toby: "Hey Joe do you like my new creps?"

Joe: "Toby mate those shoes are bare naughty
by catlover99999 March 22, 2013
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bare rags

a lot of rags, in reference to clothing that you wear at home and not in public.
ye man bare rags.
by singth June 22, 2009
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Bare Poon

Bare Poon: can mean "Lots of poon" "rolling in the poon" "great amounts of poon"

See: "Bare""Poon"
by My Little Poony August 13, 2014
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joog bare

U need a rubber? Naw imma joog bare.
by ShortyRo December 13, 2010
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