The removal of covering

Usage examples of baring.

But once again there were no soldiers baring the way, only men in dark gakas milling around the open archway.

Biting off an oath, the fellow whirled to face Perrin, baring a good hand of his sword blade.

The sleeves were puffed, baring much of her arms, and the velvet bodice was low, but just low enough to show the risc of her breasts, the beautiful texture of her flesh, the fascinating way the soft curls of her hair lay upon it.

He took my hand and lowered his voice, baring his own fairly decent teeth in a suggestive smile.

Faith had kicked off the covers as usual, and the red T-shirt she wore was twisted up around her waist, baring a silken belly and tiny white panties.

Silver let her robe slip from her shoulders to the sand at her feet, baring her exquisite body.

With his good hand at her waist, he took her with him and the sheet slipped from her shoulders, down to her buttocks, baring her, baring him.

The guard took his trident from the flier and backed away, spreading his arms out away from his body, baring his vulnerable stomach and throat to attack.

They had not been on the path long when he stopped in his tracks, wrinkling his nose and baring his teeth in a snarl.

He glared back from beneath disheveled hair, baring his teeth at them, and most of them laughed.

He put out his hand to the masuki, palm forward in greeting, and each clasped it in turn, baring tusks in a grin.

Simi hissed, baring her fangs, letting him know Artemis had returned early.

But nevertheless the Elf howled, baring broken teeth to show pink gums, and she hurled a rock as far as she could up the slope.

Quickly Darcy pulled the package from her vest, but in seconds she was cornered, the black Dobermans baring their teeth and barking.

Everyone talked ceaselessly about the Barings, and made jokes about the cost of a Peerage.