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strip off

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strip something off (of) someone or something and strip something off
to tear something from someone or something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) The paramedic stripped the shirt off the burn victim and began to treat her burns. The medic stripped off the patient's shirt.
See also: strip


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Byline: ANI London May 20 (ANI): Katie Green has laid down some exotic vacation plans to strip off for an all over tan.
Byline: BY PAUL MARTIN Ireland's No1 showbiz writer SATURDAYS stunner Una Healy has been offered EUR70,000 to strip off and bare all for a lads' mag.
The decision to strip off came after fears the recession will hit the club's usual sponsorship streams.
 
 
 
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