strike off

strike off

1. To use a straight wood or metal bar for removing material (from a newly plastered or mortared work or from a freshly laid concrete surface) which is in excess of that required to fill a form evenly or to level the surface.
2. The wood or metal bar used for this purpose.
3.See strike, 1.
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