strips

noun
UK /strɪps/
US /strɪps/

Long, thin pieces of something.

She cut the paper into thin strips.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The act of removing something, like clothes or paint.

He strips the old paint off the wall.

3. A series of comic drawings in a newspaper.

I read the comic strips every Sunday.

4. Long narrow pieces of land or water.

They walked along the strip of beach.

5. To take everything away from something.

The thief strips the room of its valuables.