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stripper a device or substance for removing paint, varnish, etc. stripper [′strip·ər] (chemical engineering) An evaporative device for the removal of vapors from liquids; can be in a bubble-tray distillation tower, a vacuum vessel, or an evaporator; if it is a part of a distillation column below the feed tray, it is called the stripping section. (engineering) A hand or motorized tool used to remove insulation from wires. (petroleum engineering) A well from which oil production is quite small. Also known as stripper well. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| TWO years ago, the Los Angeles City Council adopted a controversial lap-dance ban after many hours of public hearings, heated debates and protests from angry strippers and club owners. Strippers do more than remove clothing; they make sure their expressions and bodies lend to flaunting sexuality. ; will assist the MachineryLink team of sales and field support representatives in providing producers with solutions to their equipment needs through the company's Innovation[TM] Equipment Programs for combines, tractors, cotton strippers and other equipment. |
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