strippery

noun

Etymology

From stripper + -y.

  1. derived from *(s)ter(h₁)-
  2. derived from *strēpōną
  3. inherited from strīepan
  4. inherited from strepen
  5. suffixed as strippery — “strip + ery

Definitions

  1. An establishment offering striptease or other erotic dancing.

    • On [the platform] a lady was quivering and unzipping while three musicians sat cramped in a corner and blew the honky wail which was standard in every strippery.
    • It was Greenwich Village and Fisherman’s Wharf rolled into composite, an assortment of joints, dives, stripperies, fish-and-chip houses, fine restaurants of all nations, and ever-present discotheques and go-go palaces.
    • Crazy Cats […] is the prime strippery of Perth. Apart from the actual bareskin performers, the place features “See Thru Waitresses” every night except Sunday […]
  2. Erotic dancing incorporating stripping.

    • Gerry Lee bumps and grinds out an unusual bit of strippery—and that G-string doesn’t stand for Girl, either!
    • Looking for a little lascivious late-night levity there on Sixth Street? Catch this sharp mix of old-school strippery and humor as one of Austin’s favorite burly-Q bevies busts out its new summertime show […]
  3. Resembling or characteristic of a stripper.

    • The picture from the website for Guilty Pleasures flashed on the screen. Jason looked pretty, well, strippery in the picture.
    • “To me, it’s the rebel woman’s eye makeup, it’s garish, [it speaks to] the virgin/whore interplay. It’s like: ‘My makeup’s strippery, but I’m in control.’”

The neighborhood

Vish — recursive loop

No curated loop yet for strippery. Loops are being traced one word at a time while the ingestion pipeline matures.

sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA