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Strip

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Meaning

Noun

A long,
of
; any long,
area.
A long,
of any
; any such
collectively.
A
strip.
In Roads:
A
strip.
A
steak.
In American English:
A
with
or
possibilities.
In Fencing:
The
area,
14
by 2
.
In British English & Football (soccer):
The
of a
team, or the same
by supporters.
In Mining:
A
for
ore.
The
of a
from a
without
the
motion.
In Television:
A
(or
on Mondays to Fridays), so that it
as a
across the
schedule.
In Finance:
An
with one
and two
on the same security at the same
,
to but more
than a straddle.
In Clothing:
The
of
; a striptease.
In Games:
Denotes a
of
in which
must
their clothes.

Verb

In Roads:
To
or
, often in
or stripes.
In Clothing:
To
clothing.
To
a striptease.
To
something from (someone
); to
; to divest.
To
from (a container).
To
(the
or
) from a
,
, or
, especially
by overtightening.
To
in the
; to
, as a
,
, or nut.
To
(a
or
) from a
it
to
a
from the rifling.
To
to
a
from the
in a
barrel.
To
from
,
, etc. to
it to
new
.
In Bridge:
To
all
of a particular
from another
. (See also strip-squeeze.)
In Roads:
To
(tubing) by
to the
(the
) and
that
along (the
).
To
a
, especially by
and
the
to
the last of the
.
To
the
or
from
, for
fecundation.
In Television:
To
a
(or
on Mondays to Fridays), so that it
as a
across the
schedule.
In Agriculture:
To
off the
of (land) in strips.
To
the
from (a deposit).
To
; to get
of; to outstrip.
To
the
from a wire/cable.
To
the
from (a
), as by
or
action.
To
,
, or
from; said of the
of a
when it becomes
clogged.
To
the
from the
of (tobacco) and
them into "hands".
To
the
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”).
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

strip
English
arrow
strepen
Middle English (1100-1500)
Sourced from
Etym
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