stripe
1noun
verb (used with object), striped, strip·ing.
Origin of stripe
1stripe
2noun
Origin of stripe
2Related Words for stripe
ribbon, streak, division, layer, rule, decoration, band, stroke, fillet, bar, border, striationExamples from the Web for stripe
Contemporary Examples of stripe
New moms and dads of every stripe want their kids to grow up healthy and happy and successful.
There were low-slung skirts, exposed midriffs and jutting hips, column dresses, and every kind of stripe you could imagine.
They look fearsome on the surface, and, yes, I and others of my stripe complain about the Democrats a lot.
Obstinate Congressional GOP and Supreme Court Conservatives Reject CompromiseMichael Tomasky
July 3, 2012
Profiteers of every stripe were involved in the contraband cotton trade, including many army officers.
Africa has skipped a technological generation, bypassing the landlines that stripe our Western skies for the wireless way.
Historical Examples of stripe
You will now find the wool has descended to the wide part of the stripe.
The Ladies' Work-Table BookAnonymous
The third stripe is the same, but, of course, the colors are different.
The Ladies' Work-Table BookAnonymous
Stripe: a longitudinal streak of color different from the ground.
Explanation of Terms Used in EntomologyJohn. B. Smith
His shirt is blue with a stripe of sunrise pink, and the collar to match.
PipefulsChristopher Morley
There was a suit of pyjamas of Hamilton's which had a stripe very near, but not quite.
BonesEdgar Wallace