off-bear
/ˈɒfbɛː/verb
[with object] To bear (something) off; specifically to carry (newly moulded bricks) away from the moulding machine or table; to carry (wood, etc.) away from a saw or machine. Also without object with passive meaning.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From off- + bear. Compare off-bearer.
- plainhead
- plain-headed
- plain-hearted
- plain homage
- plain hunt
- plain hunting
- plainish
- plain Jane
- plain knit
- plain knitted
- plain-laid
- plain language
- plain-looking
- plainly
- plain man
- plain muscle
- plainness
- plain-paper
- Plain People
- plain sail
- plain sailing
- plain-saw
- plain sawing
- plains bison
- plains buffalo