to lay (something) open to view; to uncover or display
to make or leave (somebody or something) vulnerable to harm or danger
to submit or subject (something or somebody) to an action or influence; specif to subject (a photographic film, plate, or paper) to the action of light, X-rays, etc
to bring (a wrong) to public notice
to reveal the face of (a playing card)
to abandon (an infant) in an unsheltered place
expose oneself
to engage in indecent exposure
exposer noun
[Middle English exposen via French from Latin exponere to set forth, explain, from ex-1 + ponere to put, place]