Strip

strip, v. t. [stripped (stript), stripping.] To pull or tear off (a covering); to deprive of a covering, skin, peel; to deprive, bereave, make destitute; to uncover, unsheathe; to pre out the last milk of, at a milking. — v. i. To take off clothes or covering, undre . —re. A narrow piece, comparatively long. (a — Strip'ling, re. A youth just pa ing from boyhood to manhood; a lad. - Strip'pings. re. pi The last; milk drawn from a cow at a milking.— Stripe, strip, re. A line, or long, narrow division of anytlnng, of to a different color or appearance from the ground; a aflong, narrow piece attached to something of a different color; any linear variation of color, texture, or to appearance; a stroke or blow, esp. one with a rod, strap, or scourge; along, narrow discoloration of the skin made by the blow of a lash or rod. — v. t. [striped (stript), striping.] To make stripes, form with lines of different colors, variegate with stripes. an — Striped, stript, a. Having stripes of different colors. to Strive. See under Strife.