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bare·head·ed
(bâr′hĕd′ĭd)adv. & adj.
With no covering on the head: walking bareheaded in the rain; a bareheaded pedestrian.
bare′head′ed·ness n.
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bareheaded
(ˌbɛəˈhɛdɪd)adj
with head uncovered
adv
archaic Also: barehead with head uncovered
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bare•head•ed
(ˈbɛərˌhɛd ɪd)also bare′head`,
adj., adv.
with the head uncovered.
[1520–30]
bare′head`ed•ness, n.
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Adj. | 1. | bareheaded - having the head uncovered; "caught bareheaded by the downpour"; "with bared head" unclothed - not wearing clothing |
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Translations
مَكْشوف الرأس
prostovlasýs nepokrytou hlavou
barhovedet
fedetlen fejû
berhöfîa
prostovlasý
başı açıkşapkasız
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bare
(beə) adjective1. uncovered or naked. bare skin; bare floors.
2. empty. bare shelves.
3. of trees etc, without leaves.
4. worn thin. The carpet is a bit bare.
5. basic; essential. the bare necessities of life.
verb to uncover. The dog bared its teeth in anger.
ˈbarely adverb scarcely or only just. We have barely enough food.
ˈbareness nounˈbareback adverb, adjective
without a saddle. I enjoy riding bareback.
ˈbarefaced adjective openly impudent. a barefaced lie.
ˈbarefoot(ed) adjective, adverb not wearing shoes or socks etc. The children go barefoot on the beach.
ˌbareˈheaded adjective, adverb not wearing a hat etc.
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