Streep
- proper noun
- /striːp/
- In eight of the nine countries, Meryl Streep and Paul Newman were the most liked female and male entertainers.
- Meryl Streep
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- That's when I figured out who Meryl Streep was.
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Meryl Streep is celebrated for her powerful performances in films like 'The Iron Lady.'
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It's Complicated (Meryl Streep) last night and noticed for the first time the Croque Monsieur that she was making.
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Look at Meryl Streep and and Martin Short.
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And Meryl Streep is joining that list too.
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Do you know Meryl Streep?
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Or apparently any other character recently played by Meryl Streep.
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As the movie went on, Streep began to respect Thatcher more and more, respect her qualities.
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And Meryl Streep, the fact that she would agree even to be in a film with me was thrilling.
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Meryl Streep taped her eyelids shut just to prepare for a role.
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Right now I'm taping Sophie's Choice with Meryl Streep.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Streep comes from a Dutch word streep meaning 'stripe' or 'line', like the English word stripe. At first it was a nickname for someone with a mark or stripe, and today it is a family name best known because of the actress Meryl Streep.