(1) to take off your clothes
(2) your neighborhood block from corner to corner
(3) to take something to someone
(1) "How about a game of Strip Poker?"
(2) "My strip poppin'like bacon in a pan" --Cassidy
(3) "Ayo I stripped that nigga for his jewelz, kid"
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1)can be used to tell someone to take off their clothes
2)take something from someone
3)your block, or the proper way of saying, the neighborhood street you live on from corner to corner.
1)Ayo ma, if you "strip" your clothes I strip mine
2)Ayo I stripped that nigga jewels yo.
3)"My strip poppin like bacon in a pan" --Cassidy
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in their ends or in their area.
A: fam, where are you?
B: i'm on the strip init, you coming down yerh?
A: yeah, later
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One of the most misunderstood of Colorguard termanology. It means to hold the silk to the pole so the silk is not visible.
Start at the Strip
Strip your flag
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Strip (noun) short for stripper, a person who removes articles of their clothing and dances to music for money
I recently met a girl at the mall and she told me that sheβs a strip
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The main, center street of Las Vegas. It's where most of the casinos are, and should've stayed. It's overcrowded, on-and-off gridlock traffic, stupid, double decker buses called the Duece(inside joke, lol), that charge more than the regular buses, and sometimes there will be a stupid bus driver that's driving a full bus with no room to move around at all, that will still pick up 3 or 4 more people. Overpriced stores, bars and restaurants. Stuck-up, overrated clubs that charge $20 to get in and the minimum price for a drink is $15. The defining street of Las Vegas, fake, overpriced, overrated, crowded, stupid, plastic, gay, anti-under 21, alcohol, and gambling.
I'm actually exaggerating, but whatever.
Tourist: The Strip is the greatest street in the world!
Resident: The Strip is getting tired and boring.
Native Resident: I only go to the Strip with relatives in town during the summer, because it's too gay.
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