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bare-assed

bare-assed

2 9.6
Completely without clothes with the bottom showing
  • adjective
  • /ˈbɛrˌæst/
  • Offensive
translation icon : con el culo al aire
  • You better go home bare-assed; otherwise, it'll look like you wet yourself.
  • sit bare-assed
  • stand bare-assed
  • run bare-assed

And so he was so pissed off that he stripped naked in the airport and stood there bare assed while he said look, I have nothing to hide.

Examples

  • And Blow Up, we might have been bare-assed naked.

    Fiction book (2000)
  • You'll be going bare-assed forever.

    Fiction book (1993)
  • We're bare-assed naked in the middle of it!

  • Getting out of bed and walking bare-assed to the bathroom to pee.

    Blog text (14)
  • Little Bianca also ran bare-assed among the children of the happy islands.

    Fiction book (1994)
  • Sitting bare-assed on her bathroom floor didn't seem the appropriate forum for generations of tears, anyway.

    Fiction book (1993)
  • Clay stands and walks bare-assed across the single tin room, his head almost touching the ceiling.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • They laughed when I shivered bare-assed, unable to meet their eyes.

    Fiction book (1994)
  • If you don't pick up your dress, ...you're going to be walking down the aisle bare-assed.

  • George came running behind me, bare-assed and quiet, with a serious look on his face.

Synonyms

nude
vsbare-assed
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89 3.7

Not wearing any clothes

is more slangy and often implies rear exposure
naked
vsbare-assed
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38 1.0

Not covered and showing the surface underneath

is more vulgar and draws attention to exposed buttocks
raw
vsbare-assed
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20 8.5

Completely without clothes

is more vulgar and draws attention to the rear area
stark naked
vsbare-assed
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7 4.6

Completely without any clothes

is equally forceful but adds crude focus on buttocks
in the buff
vsbare-assed
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6 9.3

Not wearing any clothes

is more coarse and suggests buttocks are visible
unclothed
vsbare-assed
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4 3.7

Not wearing any clothes

is coarser and implies buttocks are specifically uncovered
bare-ass
vsbare-assed
  • Offensive
2 9.9

Completely without clothes

is equally crude but adds emphasis on buttocks exposure
naked as a jaybird
vsbare-assed
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2 9.5

Having no clothes on

is cruder and focuses attention on exposed backside
unclad
vsbare-assed
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1 7.5

Not wearing any clothes

is informal and cruder, emphasising the exposed rear
starkers
vsbare-assed
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9.9

A person who has no clothes on

is similar but more vulgar and focuses on exposed rear
peeled
vsbare-assed
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9.9

Completely without clothes on

is also informal but harsher and highlights buttocks exposure
in the raw
vsbare-assed
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8.8

A person who has no clothes on

is rougher in tone and stresses exposed backside
naked as the day one was born
vsbare-assed
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7.6

Completely without clothes, as when someone is born

is slangier and specifically highlights exposed rear
naked as the day you were born
vsbare-assed
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7.4

Completely without clothes like at birth

is blunter and more vulgar, stressing the buttocks exposure
clothesless
vsbare-assed
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8.4

Not wearing any clothes

is slangy and more insulting, highlighting rear exposure
unattired
vsbare-assed
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9.1

Not wearing any clothes

is informal and cruder, focusing on exposed buttocks
uncovered
vsbare-assed
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1.9

Not wearing clothes on a part of the body

is slangier and narrows to exposed backside
exposed
vsbare-assed
1.8

Not covered by clothes and showing skin

is more vulgar and stresses buttocks being visible
undressed
vsbare-assed
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1.9

A person who is not wearing any clothes

is more extreme and vulgar, implying full rear exposure

Antonyms

1 1.0

Wearing special clothes for an occasion, for example a party

How Naked

bare-assed
  • Offensive
2 9.6
naked
  • NSFW
982 1.0
undressed
  • NSFW
1.9
clothed
1.2

Surface Forms

bare-assed positive

Morphology

bare-assed = bare + ass (transparent) = bare + ass + ed

The adjective is formed by adding '-ed' to the compound 'bare' + 'ass', and the meaning ('naked, with the buttocks exposed') follows directly from those components.

Etymology

Bare-assed comes from joining bare 'naked' and ass 'butt', so it literally means 'naked with the butt showing'. It is an informal, rude way to say someone is completely naked.