stripy

English

Etymology

From stripe +‎ -y.

Adjective

stripy (comparative stripier, superlative stripiest)

1. Having stripes; striped.

   He looked like a baby zebra, curled up in his stripy T-shirt.

   • 2015, Bruce Hale, Ends of the Earth‎^[1], page 122:

     The agent swayed toward Max and the tiger, one hand clamped over his stomach and a grimace pasted across his features. […] Max raised an eyebrow. "Seriously? You did notice that our stripy friend is trying to snack on me?"

Alternative forms

• stripey

Translations

striped — see striped