Bare
Bare verb - To make known (as information previously kept secret).
Put on
Put on verb - To place on one's person.
Both terms in one sentence
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Since she didn't have anything else to work with, she put on gloves and mixed the ingredients with her (metaphorical) bare hands.
Source: Series / Cutthroat Kitchen -
The intrepid space adventurers put on their Oxygen Rebreathing Atmospheric Lung helmets, but no spacesuits so the sexy legs and bare arms of The Squadette are still uncovered as they go moonwalking.
Source: Batman Can Breathe in Space -
Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil: The act that finally drove Matt to put on a mask and start beating criminals half to death with his bare hands was the rape of a little girl by her pedophilic father.
Source: Series / Daredevil
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