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starkers
[
stahr
-kerz
]
stark·ers
/
ˈstɑr
kərz
/
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[
stahr
-kerz
]
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adjective, adverb
British
Informal
.
wearing no clothes; naked.
Origin:
1905–10;
stark-(naked)
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adjective
(British informal) stark naked
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