unstrip

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ strip.

Verb

unstrip (third-person singular simple present unstrips, present participle unstripping, simple past and past participle unstripped)

1. (archaic, transitive) To strip off.
   • 1924, Gilbert Frankau, Life and Erica, page 72:

     Unstripping the wrapper, unrolling the paper within, opening out the glazed sheets, she could feel her fingers positively shake with excitement.

Anagrams

• Turpins, turnips, turpins