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starkers

[ US /ˈstɑɹkɝz/ ]
[ UK /stˈɑːkəz/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. (British informal) stark naked

How To Use starkers In A Sentence

  • It's like a ghastly incarnation of your worst nightmare: the waking equivalent of that God-awful dream where you find yourself wandering, completely starkers, through a crowded airport.
  • Today is Red Nose Day and in order to get behind the bid to raise as much money as possible, all Radio 1 DJ's have been presenting their shows, either in their underwear, or completely starkers.
  • Probably something to do with their reputation as bad boys with a penchant for walking around completely starkers, save for some socks to cover their modesty.
  • So, as pathetic as it may seem, I'm really in no hurry to join the rush to go starkers with strangers.
  • According to Lewis Carroll, who loved this painting, there are more than 165 fairies, and by my reckoning half of them are starkers.
  • As you will be aware referees are clamping down on players removing their shirt during goal celebrations so Paolo really can't complain after he removed every item of clothing and sprinted around the pitch completely starkers.
  • The flow of the river started taking them downstream, so I dropped the haversacks, ran down the riverside starkers, dived into the river and caught our clothes. John Keay
  • Like when he'd been in the juniors and a boy at the Big School tried unsuccessfully one Sunday night to replace a light-bulb while standing, starkers, in a bath-full of soapy water.
  • I was a nudist too as a kid, ran around outside starkers. Good Girls (Don’t) Wear Underpants | Her Bad Mother
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