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▪ I. stripped, ppl. a.|strɪpt|
[f. strip v.1 + -ed1.]
a. That has been stripped, in senses of the vb. stripped gallop, a gallop given a racehorse when ‘stripped’.
1594Gd. Huswifes Handmaid Kitchin 1 b, Then put in halfe a handfull of stripped Tyme. 1641in Archæologia I. 99 Poor stript men, that had made their escapes from the rebels. 1683Moxon Mech. Exerc. xiv. xxii. ⁋3. 207 The Compositer..coming to his Stript Form, or Quarter of the Form he is to Destribute, he places [etc.]. 1714E. Ward Field-Spy 26 Like a strip'd Gamester or a ruin'd Beau. 1844Rep. Sel. Comm. Tobacco Trade, Min. Evid. 232 The stripped tobacco is an article which is manufactured by the extraction of the stalk. 1869G. J. Chester Transatl. Sk. 264 Making indelicate remarks on the personal appearance of the stripped soldiers. 1896Daily News 12 June 6/2 It was the first stripped gallop he ever had. 1898J. Southward Mod. Printing I. 97 The following table shews the usual number of improved—that is, shaved or stripped—leads to the pound.
(b) In senses 24, 25 of the vb.
1931Hoffert & Claxton Motor Benzole iv. 61 After the removal of the benzole in the scrubbers, the gas is usually referred to as stripped gas. 1933O. H. Blackwood et al. Outl. Atomic Physics xiv. 305 The electrons and the more or less stripped nuclei together are assumed to form a gas, which acts like a perfect gas even at hugh densities. 1947Physical Rev. LXXII. 1008/2 It is just the narrowness of the cone which distinguishes the stripped neutrons from those produced by direct nuclear encounters. 1978Nature 7 Sept. 41/2 Stripped iron nuclei in a hydrogen plasma under central solar conditions, according to the classical Debye–Hückel model, would undergo phase separation for concentrations well below the cosmic abundance value.
b. spec. Of wood (esp. pine) used for furniture or domestic woodwork, etc.: that has had the accretions of paint or varnish removed, so as to reveal the natural grain and colour.
1934M. Allingham Death of Ghost ix. 105 The high narrow room with its top lights and stripped pine panelling. 1966A. Christie Third Girl iv. 31 Long Basing..had two antique shops, one mostly consisting of stripped pine chimney pieces. 1976Listener 15 July 49/2 He likes corner cabinets and stripped pine. 1976Lancs. Even. Post 7 Dec. 14/5 (Advt.), Chairs include set eight stripped beech. 1981‘M. Yorke’ Hand of Death xx. 189 A customer called. Lynn sold her a stripped-pine chair.
c. stripped-down adj., that has had all superfluous or extraneous parts removed; also fig. Esp. (orig. U.S.) applied to a motor vehicle so adapted in order to improve engine performance. Also of a machine: disassembled, dismantled. Cf. strip v.1 8.
1946[see hopped a. 3]. 1958Times 24 Nov. (Canada Suppl.) p. iv/4 In 1959, General Motors will introduce a small, stripped-down Chevrolet, which will be billed as a ‘new’ small car. 1961R. B. Long Sentence & its Parts 494 ‘Kernels.’ This term is applied to stripped-down nucleuses [of sentences]. 1973A. MacVicar Painted Doll Affair vi. 66 A pimpled hairy youth in overalls wriggled out from underneath a stripped-down car. 1975New Yorker 7 July 78/3 ‘Blue Lou’ is short, stripped-down, and full of business. 1978Archit. Design 5 June 310/2 The stripped-down classicism promoted by men [sc. architects] like Burnet and Richardson. 1979J. Gardner Nostradamus Traitor xlix. 237 They travelled in a stripped-down Heinkel 111. 1980J. Cartwright Horse of Darius v. 66 He laid out the stripped-down Kalashnikov, the plasticine, the detonators.
Hence ˈstrippedness, the quality or state of being stripped.
1856Mrs. Carlyle New Lett. & Mem. (1903) II. 96 What is that quality in the skins of some women..which always suggests nakedness, striptness?
Add:d. Of stock: having had the interest coupons removed for separate sale. Also transf., of the profit made on it. U.S.
1979Dun's Rev. Feb. 60/1 It reduced his purchase price for the bond by $67.80 and the ‘stripped’ yield of the bond thus rose to 13.58{pcnt}. 1981N.Y. Times 30 Mar. d6/3 The detached warrant, the stripped bond and the bond with warrants still attached. 1987Bond Buyer 12 Mar. 4/4 Stripped mortgage securities..separate the principal and interest payments on the mortgages underlying the issue.
▪ II. stripped, ppl. a.2|strɪpt|
[f. strip v.4 + -ed1.]
Of or pertaining to a programme that is broadcast every day (esp. every weekday) at the same time.
1985Ensign & Knapton Compl. Dict. Television & Film 224/1 Stripped show, a syndicated television show that airs five days a week. 1989S. T. Eastman et al. Broadcast/Cable Programming (ed. 3) vii. 216 Long-running network series have been scarce in recent years; in consequence, syndicated properties with the 130 episodes ideal to program on a Monday through Friday (stripped) basis are rare. |