Is it "bear" or "bare" with me?
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“Bear with me,” the standard expression, is a request for forbearance or patience.
“Bare with me” would be an invitation to undress.
(Common Errors in English Usage, by Paul Brians)
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The phrasal verb is bear with, not bare with.
Bear with me means have patience with me, or be tolerant with me.