Bare and Smooth

Bare

Bare adjective - Being this and no more.

Smooth and bare are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Smooth" instead an adjective "Bare".

Nearby Words: barely, bared, bareness

Smooth

Smooth adjective - Having or showing very polished and worldly manners.

Bare and smooth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bare" instead an adjective "Smooth".

Common collocations

soul bare soul smooth soul

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Wizard 101 In contrast, his wife is only about eight feet tall with smooth bark that naturally indents in a way that it give her a shape that is reminiscent of Bare Your Midriff.
  • Video Game / Dragon Age II The Tank of the group is a normal woman of average build; The BFG-wielding DPS warrior is a waifish elf; and the Dwarf is not a surly, ax-wielding, beer-quaffing, bearded buffoon, but a bare-faced, cultured, smooth-talking crossbowman (without even Gadgeteer Genius cred to go toward the stereotype).
  • Bad Guys Play Pool The video for Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal" has a bunch of gangsters paying pool in the back of the bar, before being interrupted by Jackson snatching up the cue ball and crushing it in his bare hand.
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