Striped

/straɪpt/

Meaning & Definition

adjective
Having stripes; marked with long, narrow bands of color.
The zebra is known for its distinctive striped coat.
Characterized by stripes, especially in design or pattern.
She wore a beautiful striped dress to the party.
Describing something that features stripes in its design or decoration.
The striped wallpaper added a modern touch to the room.
Referring to animals or objects that are naturally or artificially marked with stripes.
The striped bass is a popular fish among anglers.
Used in fashion to describe garments with a striped pattern.
He prefers to buy striped shirts over solid colors.

Etymology

Derived from the word 'stripe', meaning to mark with lines.

Common Phrases and Expressions

striped like a zebra
Used to describe something that has distinct, contrasting stripes.
in stripes
Referring to a situation of being imprisoned or in jail.

Related Words

stripe
A long, narrow band or strip differing in color or texture from the surface.
striping
The act of creating stripes.

Slang Meanings

Referring to someone in prison.
He's wearing stripes after getting caught.
Used to describe a person who is flamboyant or colorful in style.
That outfit is so striped, you really stand out!