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barer

USBAIR-er/ˈbɛəɹɚ/SayBAIR-uhUK/ˈbɛəɹə/AUS/ˈbeːɹə/

Noun pluralbarers

2 meanings of barer

Practice

  1. 1
    adjective
    Comparative of bare. Use this to compare how empty or uncovered two things are.

    The hill looked barer after the trees were cut down.

    This wall is barer than the one in the hallway.

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  2. 2
    nouncountable
    A person who uncovers something or shows what was hidden or covered.

    Like a person who pulls back a curtain so everyone can see what was behind it.

    The barer of the old letters showed them to the whole town.

    Two eager barers pulled the sheet off the new statue.

    Note

barer is a form of bare

bare, adjective: Not covered, for example by clothes, a hat, or the usual outer layer. Full entry

Forms
barebarer comparativebarest superlative
Spelling
bare → barer: add -r

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Origin

This is the word "bare" plus the ending "-er".