Definitions
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- adjective
bare-bottomed - adjective informal by extension:
naked ,starkers - adjective by extension
blatant ,unashamed
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective (used informally) completely unclothed
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Examples
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As reported on The Smoking Gun website, he was left not just hanging upside down from the lift, but also with his pants pulled down around his ankles ... bare-assed in the wind.
Why I Don't Ski John Merwin 2009
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Yo, would you look at this crazy, bare-assed mother-fucker down here!
Surrender the Dark L. A. Banks 2011
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He looks shocked to be holding the door in his hand, confronted by a bare-assed laborer looking back at him in surprise.
Odd Man Out Michael Gillan Maxwell 2011
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Yo, would you look at this crazy, bare-assed mother-fucker down here!
Surrender the Dark L. A. Banks 2011
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Most carried a towel, so they didn't have to sit bare-assed on the wooden benches.
The Naked Wedding 2010
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Don't worry about Diana Ross playing tetherball with Lil 'Kim's breast or both Prince and and the King of All Media showing up bare-assed: MTV's newest generation of artists get all bothered when Annie Leibovitz photographs its back.
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I dutifully avoided the newer Bond, the likes of "Casino Royale" where Bond gets strapped bare-assed in a torture chair, but violence was becoming harder to avoid.
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I dutifully avoided the newer Bond, the likes of "Casino Royale" where Bond gets strapped bare-assed in a torture chair, but violence was becoming harder to avoid.
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I watched Francine and Donald running bare-assed up the road, disappearing up a trail that led into the mountains.
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He turned and went back into the house with his wife and two bare-assed kids traipsing after him like little ducklings.
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