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noun. An extremely attractive woman. Variations of this word include: strupplets (younger ladies), frupp (only attractive under the influence of a large amount of makeup, also:fake strupp) and senior strupps (older ladies). (can also appear in adjectival or adverbial form)

Also:
1. strupptology (the study of strupp)
2. strupptural design (the study and representation of strupp)
3. strupptoriography (the narrative presentation of strupp based on a critical examination, evaluation, and selection of material from primary and secondary sources and subject to scholarly criteria)
1. Andy: Did you see that strupp before?

James: Yes, she was a strupping young lady.

2. Andy: Wow, strupp.

James: Great call, she has copious amounts of strupp.

3. Bryant: Did you hook up last night?

Greg: Yeah sure did.

Bryant: Was she strupp?

Greg: Of course

4. Andy: Are you wearing a got strupp t-shirt?

James: Yup.

Andy: Niiiice....
strupp by Strupptologist May 2, 2010
Urban Dictionary Merch
In theater, when an actor or actress forgets a line or lines, especially cue lines, and makes it look like it was someone else's fault. It usually occurs when the offending actor casually looks at one of the other actors onstage as though they are the ones who are supposed to be speaking. Usually it looks as though one of the other actors made a mistake, but sometimes the light or sound techs can be the victim.
Dude, you totally just got strupped!

That was the best strupp I have ever seen!

Poor actor, he sure did get strupped in that scene.
Strupp by qcpuckhead November 21, 2010
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Strupp: WTF, RAAAAWRGH RAAAAAAGE!!
Strupp by Santaclauseee June 26, 2009

strippercize 

Pam: "Archer, I got out! Those strippercize classes really helped with my shimmy."

Archer: "You truly are a Renaissance woman."

Trumpet Strumpet 

Yes, that beauty queen was a Trumpet Strumpet.
Trumpet Strumpet by I, Wreckerrr November 7, 2016

strippertude 

1.A stripper with an attitude. 2.a stripper attitude-the way she talks,dresses,walks,,,stripper swag
"Yoo Miguel did you see ms.stripper today" "yeaa Alex ,she got her sexy strippertude today" (hello boys) "Alex mmm who carved her out today ;)?"
strippertude by sggagajbxo April 8, 2012

flourish of strumpets

A group of prostitutes, a gathering of whores, a collective term for ladies of ill repute.
Gross Vulgarian:"Look at all them cheap cunts over by that lamp post...."
Proper Fellow:"Indeed, it seems to be a flourish of strumpets."
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