How to spell STRIPPE correctly?

The correct spelling for "strippe" could be "stripe" or "strip". Both of these spellings make sense in different contexts. "Stripe" refers to a line, band or pattern on a surface, while "strip" is a verb meaning to remove or take off a covering or clothes.

• steppe The vast steppe of northern China was once home to nomadic tribes.
• Strapped The backpack was securely strapped to my shoulders.
• Striae Her pale skin shimmered under the overhead light, revealing the faint pink Striae that traced her hips and thighs.
• strip I need to strip the bed sheets and wash them.
• stripe My shirt has a stripe down the middle.
• striped She wore a striped shirt with jeans.
• stripes The zebra has black and white stripes.
• stripey I wore a stripey shirt to the party.
• stripier I have a stripier than usual shirt.
• stripped The hurricane stripped the trees of their leaves.
• stripper
• strippers
• strips I need to buy some strips of bacon for breakfast.
• stripy
• Stropped He had to hold the razor blade he stropped very carefully to avoid cutting himself.
• stroppy My stroppy toddler needed a good timeout.
• tripe I don't like to eat tripe because it has a chewy texture and a strong aroma.
• tripper I accidentally bumped into a tripper on the hiking trail.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately