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What is another word for Stripper? – 150 Stripper Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

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    Meaning of Stripper

    A person who performs a striptease, typically as a form of entertainment.

    Definitions

    • A person who removes their clothes, typically as a form of erotic entertainment.
    • A device for removing something, such as a paint stripper or a wire stripper.
    • A person or thing that strips something, such as a stripper that removes old paint from a surface.

    Etymology of Stripper

    The word "stripper" originated in the mid-19th century, derived from the verb "strip", which means to remove or take off something, such as clothes or a covering.
    The term "stripper" initially referred to a device or tool used to remove something, such as a paint stripper or a wire stripper.
    In the early 20th century, the term "stripper" began to be used to describe a person who performed a striptease, typically as a form of erotic entertainment.

    Example Uses

    • The stripper performed a seductive dance on stage, removing her clothes to the applause of the audience.
    • The paint stripper was used to remove the old paint from the surface of the wall.
    • The wire stripper was used to strip the insulation from the electrical wire.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

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