Barehanded

With the hands bare. Bareheaded, a. With the head uncovered, whether out of respect or any other cause. "Next, before the chariot went two men bare-headed." - Bacon. Bare'headed ne , n. State or condition of being bareheaded. Bareilly, ( ba - ri'le ,) a district of British India, forming a portion of Rohilcund, having the Kumaon hills on the N., the Ganges on the W., a portion of Oude on the E. and S., and Fur ruck a bad, Alighur, and Moradabad on the N. and W. Lat. between 28° and 29° N. Area , 2,937 sq. m. Pop . 1,143,657. BAREILLY, capital of the above district, stands on an afflu- ent of the Ganges, 118 m. N.E. of Agra. Lat. 28° 23′ Ν., Lon. 79° 16′ E. It has several mosques, a strong quad- rangular citadel, a great number of Persian and Hindoo schools, an English college, and is the head-quarters of a civil establishment and circuit court. Pop . 111,300. Bare-legged, a . With the legs bare. Barely, adv . Nakedly; poorly; merely; scarcely. "He barely named the street, prom is'd the wine, But his kind wife gave me the very sign." Donne. Bare' Mountain, in New York , a peak in the W. part of the Highlands, in Orange co. Bare-necked, a . With the neck bare, naked, or ex- posed.