1. A piece of rope spliced into a circular wreath, and put round a block for hanging it by.

2. To sharpen by means of a strop.

3. A strip of leather used for sharpening razors.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• strape,
• stopo,
• strore,
• stroug,
• stron,
• strom,
• stroy,
• srhp,
• suryp,
• srop,
• sttep,
• stroty,
• stope,
• starsp,
• strog,
• sprup,
• stiop,
• sttop,
• surip,
• gtroup

• starve,
• stripe,
• stir up,
• striped,
• stirrup,
• stroppy,
• Stroope,
• striper,
• strope,
• Stroupe,
• starved,
• streep,
• strip,
• sterope,
• sterba,
• strep,
• stroble,
• strap,
• stroup,
• strophe,
• stroop,
• strobel,
• strobe,
• strobl,
• stripy,
• stripes.

The adverb form of "strop" is "stroppy". It means to behave or act in a bad mood, to be irritable or ill-tempered.

The adjective form of the word "strop" is "stroppy".

The plural of the "strop" can be the "strops".

The singular of the "strop" can be the "strop".