long
narrow, thin, tiny
thick, wide
Cut the meat into thick strips.

plastic
magnetic
a card with a magnetic strip on the back

chicken (esp. AmE)
grilled chicken strips

test
The kit contains five test strips.

rumble (BrE)
The road has speed bumps, crash barriers and rumble strips.

coastal
landing
This aircraft requires a good-sized landing strip.

steak (AmE)

in strips
The wallpaper can then be torn off in strips.

strip of
a narrow strip of leather

cut sth into strips, tear sth into strips

bar, club, joint (esp. AmE)
show
poker
search

off
We stripped off and went for a swim.

(down) to
Office workers stripped down to their shirtsleeves in the heatwave.

strip (sb) naked
He was stripped naked and left alone in a cell.

strip to the waist
He stripped to the waist and began to dig.

completely
away, off, out
Strip out any damaged wiring.

from
The bark is stripped from the trees by hand.

of
The president had been completely stripped of power.

off
We stripped all the paint off the walls.

strip sth bare
The room had been stripped bare by the thieves.

Strip is used with these nouns as the object:
bark, bed, flesh, paint, varnish, veneer, wallpaper