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61strip — i. A narrow surface for takeoff, landing, or taxiing of airplanes specifically an airstrip. Normally, it is used in combination, as in fighter strip, landing strip, etc. ii. Any number of photographs taken along a photo flight line, usually at an …
62strip — I v 1. peel, pare, skin, excoriate, decorticate, excorticate, flay, scale, bark; hull, shell, husk, shuck; uncover, expose, lay open, bare, denude. 2. remove, take off, cast off, throw off, drip; shed, exfoliate, Pathol. desquamate, slough, molt …
63strip — I verb 1) he stripped and got into bed Syn: undress, strip off, take one s clothes off, disrobe 2) stripping the paint off the door Syn: peel, remove, scrape, clean 3) I stripped down …
64Strip — der Strip, s (Aufbaustufe) Kunst der erotischen Entkleidung Synonyme: Striptease, Entkleidungsnummer Beispiel: Sie hat im Tanzlokal einen Strip hingelegt …
65strip — See: DRAG STRIP …
66strip — See: DRAG STRIP …
67strip — 1. noun /strɪp/ a) a long, thin piece of a bigger item b) a series of drawings, a comic strip 2. verb /strɪp/ a) To remove or take away. He was obliged to sell his silver piece by piece; next he sold the drawing room furniture. All the rooms were …
68strip of — phr verb Strip of is used with these nouns as the object: ↑dignity, ↑immunity, ↑veneer …
69Strip — Strịp 〈m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s〉 1. 〈kurz für〉 Striptease 2. zugeschnittener u. steril verpackter Streifen Heftpflaster 3. Bildergeschichte [Etym.: zu engl., strip »abstreifen«] …
70strip — See: drag strip …
