Stripteaser

Pronunciation: /ˈstrɪptizər/

Definitions of stripteaser

noun a person who performs striptease, typically in a nightclub or adult entertainment venue

Example Sentences

A1 A stripteaser is a performer who slowly removes their clothing in a seductive manner.

A2 The stripteaser entertained the audience with their sensual dance moves.

B1 The club hired a professional stripteaser for their grand opening event.

B2 The stripteaser captivated the crowd with their alluring performance.

C1 The renowned stripteaser was known for their graceful movements and elaborate costumes.

C2 The stripteaser's act was a sophisticated blend of artistry and sensuality.

Examples of stripteaser in a Sentence

formal The stripteaser performed a captivating routine at the upscale gentleman's club.

informal Did you see that stripteaser at the party last night? She was amazing!

slang That stripteaser at the bar was hot!

figurative The politician was accused of being a stripteaser, revealing only bits and pieces of the truth.

Grammatical Forms of stripteaser

• plural: stripteasers
• comparative: more stripteasy
• superlative: most stripteasy
• present tense: stripteases
• future tense: will striptease
• perfect tense: has stripteased
• continuous tense: is stripteasing
• singular: stripteaser
• positive degree: stripteaser
• infinitive: to striptease
• gerund: stripteasing
• participle: stripteased

Origin and Evolution of stripteaser

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'stripteaser' is believed to have originated as a combination of 'strip' (referring to the act of removing one's clothing) and 'teaser' (referring to someone who teases or entices). It likely emerged in the context of burlesque shows or other forms of entertainment involving striptease performances.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe performers who teased the audience by gradually removing their clothing during a performance, the term 'stripteaser' has evolved to encompass a wider range of contexts, including individuals who tease or entice others in a playful or provocative manner.