Pronunciation: /strɪptiːz/
noun a form of entertainment in which a performer gradually removes their clothing to music
A1 She watched a striptease at a friend's bachelorette party.
A2 The burlesque dancer performed a striptease as part of her routine.
B1 The club featured a variety of striptease acts for the audience to enjoy.
B2 The actress had to learn a striptease routine for her latest role in the film.
C1 The art of striptease requires skill, confidence, and a sense of showmanship.
C2 The striptease artist captivated the audience with her graceful movements and seductive allure.
verb to perform a striptease
A1 She likes to striptease for her partner.
A2 He tried to striptease at the party, but felt too embarrassed.
B1 The burlesque dancer was known for her sultry striptease performances.
B2 The actress had to learn how to striptease for a role in a movie.
C1 The cabaret performer captivated the audience with her mesmerizing striptease routine.
C2 The professional stripper knew how to execute a flawless striptease with perfect timing and grace.
formal The performer executed a tasteful striptease during the cabaret show.
informal She did a sexy striptease at the party last night.
slang Did you see that wild striptease at the club? It was crazy!
figurative The author's writing style is like a literary striptease, gradually revealing deeper meanings as you read on.
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