bare one’s teeth

to behave aggressively towards somebody; to vent anger on somebody; to scold.

Whenever there was a tiff between the husband and his wife, the wife, being a termagant, would bare her teeth. (In the phrase ‘bare one’s teeth, one’s can be replaced by an appropriate pronoun as required.)

by uttam maharjan November 3, 2011

bare emosh

the reply to a friend saying something emotional.

OR

sarcastically used when someone isn't saying anything particularly emotional at all just to make fun and for lols.

bare = really, extremely

emosh = emotional

-'there's no more mars bars'
-'bare emosh'

-'i need the toilet'
-'bare emosh'

-'i'm tired'
-'bare emosh'
-'your mum'
-'bare emosh'

by raycrazy111 May 25, 2012

Bare-bitchin'

To be confidently naked or unprepared.

I went into that exam bare-bitchin'.
He is standing in the window bare-bitchin'.

by barebitchin May 14, 2024

Bare

Bare can mean proper.
So instead of using the word proper you could use bare.

It took bare long to queue

by mint slang and more October 25, 2014

bare

old fart who usually drives a pussy little prius.

Wow that flamer is so bare in his little car.

by Shoemaker52 February 8, 2008

Bare

Essentially British slang for very.
Adds emphasis to the point you are trying to make.

Dan: I was in maccies and a fight broke out.
Josh: yoo that's bare mad that.
Or
Dan: did you see that new club opening.
Josh: yeah it looks bare sick.

by Bodotb July 12, 2019

barely any

how much damage a train would suffer from hitting you.

stay off the dang tracks, the train will suffer barely any damage if it hits you. you, however, will be FUBR

by yardardar April 1, 2021