bareside
nounUK /ˈbeəsaɪd/
US /ˈbersaɪd/
The side of something that has no covering on it.
The bareside of the wall was rough and cold to touch.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The part of an animal's body that has little or no fur.
The dog's bareside was pink where the fur had worn away.
3. A side of a building or object that is not painted or finished.
The bareside of the wooden fence showed the raw grain.
4. The inner, unprotected face of a piece of material.
He turned the bareside of the fabric outward to check for stains.