stripper
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4.9
- noun
- /ˈstrɪpər/
- NSFW
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stripper
- Ben reluctantly digs in his pocket and holds out a bill to the stripper.
- a female stripper
They say they got a lot of beautiful strippers up there and a lot of rain.
- They say they got a lot of beautiful strippers up there and a lot of rain.
- But Victoria wasn't like if a male stripper came in right now and he started.
- So I started dating another stripper and she knew something was going on.
- I counsel a lot of influencers, ex strippers, current strippers, only fans, people, porn stars, whoever.
- It's not just the like a, you know, stripper bar thing.
- He and his wife, his wife was a stripper.
- Well, I didn't understand that strippers want everything.
- I'm saying learn how to talk to him like a stripper.
Examples
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I saw this stripper go all the way up this pole.
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In 1997, Angie Jolie played a stripper in the video for the Rolling Stones.
Blog text (4) -
So I started dating another stripper and she knew something was going on.
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I could work at a bar or be a stripper.
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"Pardon me for asking, but did you learn how to dance after you became a stripper?"
Fiction book (1996) -
I worked with two strippers on a Wednesday night.
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His first wife was now a stripper in a bar in Calgary.
Fiction book (1993) -
Lilly Christine was a wonderful stripper called "The Cat Woman."
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A crowd of lusty women cheer on a stripper in a fireman's suit.
Fiction book (1999) -
The audience cheered as the stripper gracefully danced to the music, revealing her costume piece by piece.
Synonyms
9
7.4
A person who dances for people in a sexual way, often taking off clothes
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9.7
A person who entertains others by taking off their clothes
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9.9
A performer who slowly undresses to sexually excite an audience
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7.9
A person who slowly takes off their clothes to entertain people in a sexual way
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8.5
A performer who slowly takes off clothes on stage to entertain adults
Compounds
- Specialized
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9.6
An oil well near the end of its life that produces less than ten barrels a day
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stripper comes from the verb strip meaning 'to remove clothes' and the ending -er meaning 'one who does it', so a stripper is someone who takes off clothes as part of a performance.