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bare to

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bare something to someone
to reveal or disclose something to someone. I have to know a guy pretty well before I will bare my innermost thoughts to him. Our criminal involvement was bared to the judge.
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These are simple ideas but are sure way to spice up your wall sections at home that are bare to look at.
The dispute has held up the club's state liquor license and threatens to shut down La Bare to girls-night-out and bachlorette parties.
 
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