Topic: SPORT  Date: 1400-1500 Origin: Perhaps from Middle Low
German strippe 'strap'   2 noun strip2 W3 [countable] 1 a long
narrow piece of paper, cloth etc: a strip of paper 2 a long
narrow area of land: A strip of sand between the cliffs and the
sea.  do a strip  to take your clothes off, especially in a
sexually exciting way as a form of entertainment 4 American
EnglishTTR a road with a lot of shops, restaurants etc along it:
the Las Vegas strip 5 [usually singular] British EnglishDSDCC
the clothes worn by a sports team: Liverpool's famous red strip
6TCN a strip cartoon comic strip, landing strip  ➔ tear somebody
off a strip  at tear2 (8)  Explore SPORT Topic