Bare

The only word that means the opposite of itself.

My cupboards are bare = My cupboards are empty
I've done bare work today = I've done lots of work today

by JizzySpunkbubbles October 26, 2012

Bare

1. Lots of (many, a large amount of)
2. Very (extremely)

1. We've toked bare joints today
2. We're bare chunged

by Aidan Brooks June 6, 2005

Bare

Means Loads of something.

Im BARE Tired, or Ive Got Bare Cash

by Tony Black July 12, 2003

Bare

Bare: This means that there is alot , or a large amount of something. It is classic slang were the word means the complete opposite of itself for example wicked (i know how old is that) but wicked oridginaly meant somthing bad

"There are bare shortys here tonight"

by JaKiE B May 8, 2006

Bare

Saying a lot of a word (Slang)

That was bare nice

by Zain bandali November 12, 2019

Bare

Frequently used by a few select hockey players. This term can refer to a broad spectrum of things including being good or bad at a single thing. If used alone it suggests that the person is dust at his craft.

1. Bro is bare (at playing hockey)
2. Yo beauty that new twig of yours is bare nice

by Flodadski69 May 13, 2023

Bare

London slang, means; alot of, very, loads, lots, many, really,

damn theres bare people down there..

by Jizzana June 14, 2010