Strip

/strɪp/ verb

Definition

to remove covering or clothing; to take away

Etymology

from Old English strīepan 'to plunder'

Kelly Says

action of removing or uncovering

Translations

AMአማርኛ
ሩጫ
ARالعربية
شريط
BNবাংলা
ফিতা
CACatalà
franja
CSČeština
pruh
DADansk
stribe
DEDeutsch
Streifen
ELΕλληνικά
λωρίδα
ESEspañol
tira
FAفارسی
نوار
FISuomi
nauha
FRFrançais
bande
GUGU
પટ્ટો
HAHA
maƙarƙashi
HEעברית
רצועה
HIहिन्दी
पट्टी
HUMagyar
csík
IDBahasa Indonesia
garis
IGIG
ụkpụ
ITItaliano
striscia
JA日本語
ストリップ
KKKK
жолақ
KMKM
ខ្សែ
KO한국어
스트립
MRMR
पट्टी
MSBahasa Melayu
jalur
MYမြန်မာ
ခွက်လေး
NLNederlands
strook
NONorsk
stripe
PAPA
ਪੱਟੀ
PLPolski
pasek
PTPortuguês
tira
RORomână
fâșie
RUРусский
полоса
SVSvenska
remsa
SWKiswahili
kamba
TAதமிழ்
பட்டை
TEతెలుగు
చారలు
THไทย
แถบ
TLTL
piraso
TRTürkçe
şerit
UKУкраїнська
смуга
URاردو
پٹی
VITiếng Việt
dải
YOYO
idanwọ
ZH中文
条纹
ZUZU
umdluliso

Ethical Language Guidance

Gender History

While 'strip' as a verb (remove clothing) predates gendered exploitation, the noun 'strip' in nightlife is historically feminized through 'strip club' language. The term carries gendered labor and exploitation associations.

Inclusive Usage

When discussing labor, specify context (e.g., 'exotic dancing' or 'striptease performer'). Avoid 'strip' as a euphemism for feminized performance work.

Inclusive Alternatives

["remove","undress","striptease","exotic dance"]

Empowerment Note

Exotic dancers and striptease performers are workers; use respectful language. The industry is historically gendered and exploitative—acknowledge worker agency when discussing it.

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