Unbearing

noun
1.
the manner in which one conducts or carries oneself, including posture and gestures:
a man of dignified bearing.
2.
the act, capability, or period of producing or bringing forth:
a tree past bearing.
3.
something that is produced; a crop.
4.
the act of enduring or capacity to endure.
5.
reference or relation (usually followed by on):
It has some bearing on the problem.
6.
Architecture.

a supporting part of a structure.
the area of contact between a bearing member, as a beam, and a pier, wall, or other underlying support.

7.
Machinery. the support and guide for a rotating, oscillating, or sliding shaft, pivot, or wheel.
8.
Often, bearings. direction or relative position:
The pilot radioed his bearings.
9.
Surveying. a horizontal direction expressed in degrees east or west of a true or magnetic north or south direction.
10.
Heraldry. any single device on an escutcheon; charge.
noun
1.
a support, guide, or locating piece for a rotating or reciprocating mechanical part
2.
foll by on or upon. relevance (to): it has no bearing on this problem
3.
a person’s general social conduct, esp in manners, dress, and behaviour
4.

the act, period, or capability of producing fruit or young
an amount produced; yield

5.
the part of a beam or lintel that rests on a support
6.
anything that carries weight or acts as a support
7.
the angular direction of a line, point, or course measured from true north or south (true bearing), magnetic north or south (magnetic bearing), or one’s own position
8.
(usually pl) the position or direction, as of a ship, fixed with reference to two or more known points
9.
(usually pl) a sense of one’s relative position or situation; orientation (esp in the phrases lose, get, or take one’s bearings)
10.
(heraldry)

a device or emblem on a heraldic shield; charge
another name for coat of arms