# stripped

Pronunciation: say "STRIPT" /stɹɪpt/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of strip. — simple past and past participle of strip
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of strip. Use this form for something that already happened or was done.
   - _Looters stripped the abandoned house of every fixture worth selling._
   - _The committee stripped the athlete of his title after the investigation._

## Adjective

2. Laid bare, with an outer covering, finish, or surface layer removed.
   - Simple: Laid bare after a covering or top layer has been taken off.
   - _The stripped walls revealed decades of older paint colors beneath._
   - _Restorers preferred the stripped panel, which exposed the timber's original texture._
3. Constructed from long, narrow pieces of material joined or interlaced together.
   - Simple: Made from long, narrow pieces joined or woven together.
   - _The craftsman built a stripped tabletop from reclaimed wooden slats._
   - _Artisans sold stripped wall hangings woven from dyed reeds at the market._

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