Converse of object

• hire: The women discuss hiring a male stripper for Bea's birthday party.

• become: It had all started when Sharron wanting a little extra pin money decided to become a stripper.

• use: The best way to remove the varnish would be to use a chemical stripper that you can buy from any DIY shop.

• have: Every hen night these days seems to have a hen night stripper.

• see: Women who wanted to see male strippers felt many went over the top.

• get: I heard that one of my friends is gonna get a male stripper just for me.

Preposition: on

• stage: Even the improptu stripper on the hall stage failed to cheer up the deeply disappointed audience.

Adjective modifier

• male: The women discuss hiring a male stripper for Bea's birthday party.

• hot: A burst blister should be dried out with a hot air stripper.

• former: Elaine, former stripper Daphne Clarke in Neighbors, said: " I was born in Largs, Ayrshire.

• sexy: The evening was a mixture of cheeky comedy and seriously sexy strippers each with their own distinctive talents.

• solvent-based: The left hand side of these double doors was stripped with 1 liter of a main brand solvent-based stripper.

• hot-air: I then softened the tube with hot air from a hot-air paint stripper.

Modifies a noun

• deck: He said " Oh, I know - you're using a stripper deck!

Noun used with modifier

• paint: A very powerful solvent based paint stripper / graffiti remover for removing paints & graffiti from hard surfaces.

• wallpaper: Conventional wallpaper: Use warm water with a little washing up liquid or wallpaper stripper in it.

• wire: Using a pair of wire strippers remove approximately 4mm of the wire casing from the end of the wire.

• steam: The steam stripper works on the principle of a kettle, sending steam along a hose to a distribution plate.

• asset: He said: " I am not an asset stripper, not remotely.

• chemical: Cleaning Painted copper can be stripped with a standard chemical stripper.