stripping

IPA: strˈɪpɪŋ

The act of one who strips.
(chemistry, engineering) A physical separation process where one or more components are removed from a liquid stream by a vapor stream

Examples of "stripping" in Sentences

Why are they stripping here
The main character is stripping.
Several of the men were involved in stripping stolen cars and selling the parts to raise money for the group.
And stripping is a different issue than prostitution, though the work can perhaps intersect in some places, as someone observed up-thread.
They fight not for WV-style rural populism but for the elimination of the estate tax and for stripping from the EPA the right to regulate emissions.
Specialists in stripping us of what we could live, experiment, and know beyond our borders, the officials of the DIE tell me that I am not authorized to travel "for the time being."
We all know how important the weather stripping is on a door to keep the air out and the warmth in, but with Energy Star rated doors, more attention is focused on the weather stripping giving you a much tighter seal then older doors.