Baring souls and exposing warts is no longer a cathartic exercise reserved solely for singer songwriters and soul chanteuses.
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Most men though, like Orlando Bloom, have no shame in grinning and baring it all.
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Amateurs are also getting in on the action, baring skin and various throbbing appendages to boost their popularity.
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Now, toes are the main event, and in an effort to sex them up, designers are baring podiatric cleavage for the world to see.
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People were baring flowers, clutching teddy bears, hugging each other, and sobbing.
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Mukoki quickly stripped the wounded boy of his garments, baring his left arm and side.
The Wolf Hunters|James Oliver Curwood
Mr. Baring was pompous in his high breeding—the first gentleman in Europe was pompous also.
Girlhood and Womanhood|Sarah Tytler
His cowl was pushed back to his shoulders, baring the astonishment of his lean face.
The Lady of Fort St. John|Mary Hartwell Catherwood
He hastened to her, baring his big head of its Panama, and staring at her fashionable hat and dress in frank surprise.
Out of the Depths|Robert Ames Bennet
She would not suffer him, if she could help it, to frequent Newton-le-Moor, or to consort with Mr. Baring.
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British Dictionary definitions for Baring
Baring
/ (ˈbɛərɪŋ) /
noun
Evelyn, 1st Earl of Cromer. 1841–1917, English administrator. As consul general in Egypt with plenipotentiary powers, he controlled the Egyptian government from 1883 to 1907