Rod and Strip

Rod

Rod noun - A straight piece (as of wood or metal) that is longer than it is wide.

Usage example: a curtain rod

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Strip and rod are semantically related in bar topic. In some cases you can use "Strip" instead a noun "Rod".

Strip noun - A long narrow piece of material.

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Rod and strip are semantically related in thin piece of material topic. Sometimes you can use "Rod" instead a noun "Strip".

full	full rod	full strip
special	special rod	special strip
long	long rod	long strip
particular	particular rod	particular strip
Other adjectives: typical, regular, certain, single, small, real, thin, new, final, classic, older, modern.

In one strip, he tells Andy that since the Bible says "Spare the rod, spoil the child", and that she and Roger have never spanked him with a rod, they should spoil him more than they have, at which point he starts asking for more allowance and privledges.

Source: Comic Strip / FoxTrot
John heads out for another night of cruising "the strip" to find guys daring to drag race his hot rod.

Source: Film / American Graffiti
In one 8-Bit Theater strip, Red Mage saves the day using a portable hole, an immovable rod, a bag of holding, and an ice spell.

Source: MacGyvering

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