strip party

strip party

English

Etymology

strip +‎ party

Noun

strip party (plural strip parties)

1. A party at which a stripper performs.
   • 1971, American Film Institute, Kenneth White Munden, "The American Film Institute catalog of motion pictures produced in: Issues 1921-1930", page 1049

     He escapes Vultura, his would-be murderer, and attends a Hollywood strip party, but he turns up no leads.

   • 2007, Leandre Taylor, "The Great Halloween Jacker", page 64

     Dre: "Let's go to that Halloween strip party right quick."

   • 2008, Crystal Magnum, Gail Magnum. "The Last Dance for Grace: The Crystal Mangum Story", page 34

     One girl can set the stage for the type of interaction the people at a strip party expect.

2. An event in which the participants remove parts from vehicles and other heavy machinery.

   I dumped my ex wife's PT Cruiser in the ghetto, hoping a spontaneous strip party would scrap that ugly car down to the wheels overnight.

   • 2001, Christine Gallagher, "The woman's book of divorce: 101 ways to make him suffer forever", page 129

     She put an ad in an automotive magazine for a "VW Owners Strip Party!" and gave her father's address.

See also

• block party
• sex party
• chop shop