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Meaning
Noun
●
A long,
thin
piece
of
land
; any long,
thin
area.
●
A long,
thin
piece
of any
material
; any such
material
collectively.
●
A
comic
strip.
●
In Roads:
A
landing
strip.
●
A
strip
steak.
●
In American English:
A
street
with
multiple
shopping
or
entertainment
possibilities.
●
In Fencing:
The
playing
area,
roughly
14
meters
by 2
meters
.
●
In British English & Football (soccer):
The
uniform
of a
football
team, or the same
worn
by supporters.
●
In Mining:
A
trough
for
washing
ore.
●
The
issuing
of a
projectile
from a
rifled
gun
without
acquiring
the
spiral
motion.
●
In Television:
A
television series
aired
at the same time
daily
(or
at least
on Mondays to Fridays), so that it
appears
as a
strip
straight
across the
weekly
schedule.
●
In Finance:
An
investment strategy
involving
simultaneous
trade
with one
call
and two
put options
on the same security at the same
strike price
,
similar
to but more
bearish
than a straddle.
●
In Clothing:
The
act
of
removing
one's
clothes
; a striptease.
●
In Games:
Denotes a
version
of
a game
in which
losing
players
must
progressively
remove
their clothes.
Verb
●
In Roads:
To
remove
or
take away
, often in
strips
or stripes.
●
In Clothing:
To
take off
clothing.
●
To
perform
a striptease.
●
To
take away
something from (someone
or something
); to
plunder
; to divest.
●
To
remove
cargo
from (a container).
●
To
remove
(the
thread
or
teeth
) from a
screw
,
nut
, or
gear
, especially
inadvertently
by overtightening.
●
To
fail
in the
thread
; to
lose the thread
, as a
bolt
,
screw
, or nut.
●
To
fire
(a
bullet
or
ball
) from a
rifle
such that
it
fails
to
pick up
a
spin
from the rifling.
●
To
fail
to
pick up
a
spin
from the
grooves
in a
rifle
barrel.
●
To
remove
color
from
hair
,
cloth
, etc. to
prepare
it to
receive
new
color
.
●
In Bridge:
To
remove
all
cards
of a particular
suit
from another
player
. (See also strip-squeeze.)
●
In Roads:
To
empty
(tubing) by
applying
pressure
to the
outside of
(the
tubing
) and
moving
that
pressure
along (the
tubing
).
●
To
milk
a
cow
, especially by
stroking
and
compressing
the
teats
to
draw out
the last of the
milk
.
●
To
press out
the
ripe
roe
or
milt
from
fishes
, for
artificial
fecundation.
●
In Television:
To
run
a
television series
at the same time
daily
(or
at least
on Mondays to Fridays), so that it
appears
as a
strip
straight
across the
weekly
schedule.
●
In Agriculture:
To
pare
off the
surface
of (land) in strips.
●
To
remove
the
overlying
earth
from (a deposit).
●
To
pass
; to get
clear
of; to outstrip.
●
To
remove
the
insulation
from a wire/cable.
●
To
remove
the
metal
coating
from (a
plated
article
), as by
acids
or
electrolytic
action.
●
To
remove
fibre
,
flock
, or
lint
from; said of the
teeth
of a
card
when it becomes
partly
clogged.
●
To
pick
the
cured
leaves
from the
stalks
of (tobacco) and
tie
them into "hands".
●
To
remove
the
midrib
from (tobacco leaves).
Name
●
Ellipsis of Gaza Strip (“Levant”).
●
Ellipsis of Las Vegas Strip (“Las Vegas, Nevada, USA”). (Vegas Strip)
●
Ellipsis of Sunset Strip (“Los Angeles, California, USA”).
●
Ellipsis of Strip District (“Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA”).
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Origin
strip
English
strepen
Middle English (1100-1500)
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