British Mle
bare
What does bare mean?
A lot of, or very. "Bare people" means many people; "bare long" means very tedious.
"There were bare people at the bus stop this morning."
Origin
A quantifier characteristic of MLE, used across London youth slang.
Frequently asked questions
What does "bare" mean?
A lot of, or very. "Bare people" means many people; "bare long" means very tedious.
How do you use "bare" in a sentence?
For example: "There were bare people at the bus stop this morning."
Where does "bare" come from?
A quantifier characteristic of MLE, used across London youth slang.
Is "bare" British slang?
Yes — "bare" is classed as British slang on FreeDict. A lot of, or very. "Bare people" means many people; "bare long" means very tedious.
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