strip

US /strɪp/
UK /strɪp/
"strip" picture
1.

remove all coverings from (something)

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He began to strip the old paint from the door.
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The thieves stripped the car of its tires and engine.
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peelremoveuncoverdenudedivest
2.

remove one's clothes

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She began to strip for her medical examination.
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The dancer began to strip on stage.
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undressdisrobebareexpose
1.

a long, narrow piece of something

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Cut the fabric into thin strips.
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A strip of land separated the two properties.
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bandribbonslicesegment
2.

a long, narrow piece of material, typically used for comic strips or film

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He read the Sunday comic strip.
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The film was developed from a long strip of negatives.
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comic stripfilmstripband
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comic stripstrip steakstrip mallstrip clubmedian striprumble stripstrip away