English

Adjective

barefast ‎(comparative more barefast, superlative most barefast)

1. Barefaced.

   Now is she barefast to be seene, straight on her mufler goes; [...] — Shakespeare.

   • 1924, Charles Wheeler Coit, The Royal Martyr - Page 319:

     [...] if God ever restored him to be in a peaceable possession of his Crown, he would demonstrate his repentance by a public confession and a voluntary penance (I think, barefast) from the Tower of London, or Whitehall, to St. Paul's Cathedral, [...]