transitive. To strip clean: to deprive of or take away entirely.

To plunder, spoil; to deprive totally (whether justly or otherwise) of possessions, or of something… without const. Obsolete.

transitive. To strip (a person) clean of money or possessions (? obsolete); †to treat stingily (obsolete); to practise exaction or extortion upon…

To strip, divest. Const. of, from.

To plunder, spoil; to deprive totally (whether justly or otherwise) of possessions, or of something… const. of. Common in 17–18th centuries and…

transitive. To lop off (branches), strip off (leaves); to strip (a tree, root, etc.) of its branches or foliage; figurative to strip (a person) of…

To strip of something.

transferred and figurative. To deprive (a person or thing) of possessions, properties, resources, strength, etc., by their gradual withdrawal; to…