Strip
//stɹɪp//
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Verb
Noun
Proper Noun
The word "strip" can be used as verb, noun and proper noun.
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Casparian strip Gaza Strip Möbius strip New York strip Sunday strip Sunset Strip Texas strip airstrip asset-strip bi-metal strip bimetal strip bimetallic strip breath strip cant strip chin strip clip strip comic strip curb strip daily strip devil strip devil's strip drag strip electronic strip feathering strip field strip film strip gym strip hand strip hell strip landing strip magnetic strip median strip nature strip nose strip panel strip peg-strip planting strip pore strip power strip ransom strip ripple strip rubbing strip rumble strip spike strip starter strip status strip strip Jack naked strip away strip bar strip cartoon strip cell strip club strip cropping strip down strip farming strip joint strip mall strip me naked strip mine strip mining strip off strip out strip party strip poker strip sander strip search strip steel strip strategy strip the willow strip to the waist strip-leaf strip-lit stripped down stripper striptease tag strip tear a strip off someone tear someone off a strip ten-strip terminal strip transition strip weather strip zombie strip
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attractions card cargo comic strip compress container cow daily draw empty football gear gun hand hotels land landing strip las vegas last midrib milk nut ore outstrip pressure projectile remove rifled run screw series spiral strip mall strip squeeze strip steak striptease stroke supporter take away teat television trough tubing uk uniform wash
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.