Stripe ( noun , verb , noun )

(As a noun)

Stripe ( noun )

A long, narrow band of a different color, texture, or material from the surrounding area.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french estripe, of germanic origin; related to old english strippan "strip".

Examples:

1. The shirt had horizontal stripes.
2. The dress had a red stripe on the side.
3. The tiger has black stripes on its orange fur.

(As a verb)

Stripe ( verb )

A long, narrow band of a different color, texture, or material from the surrounding area.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french estripe, of germanic origin; related to old english strippan "strip".

Examples:

1. The shirt had horizontal stripes.
2. The dress had a red stripe on the side.
3. The tiger has black stripes on its orange fur.

(As a noun)

Stripe ( noun )

A long, narrow band of a different color, texture, or material from the surrounding area.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french estripe, of germanic origin; related to old english strippan "strip".

Examples:

1. The shirt had horizontal stripes.
2. The dress had a red stripe on the side.
3. The tiger has black stripes on its orange fur.