stripling

[ strip-ling ]

noun

1. a youth.

stripling

/ ˈstrɪplɪŋ /

noun

1. a lad

Word History and Origins

Origin of stripling¹

Middle English word dating back to 1350–1400; strip ², -ling ¹

Word History and Origins

Origin of stripling¹

C13: from strip ² + -ling ¹

Example Sentences

And, once the prized free agents signed elsewhere, the Giants all too often filled out their rosters with more free agents better suited for depth roles than starring roles: the 2023 collection included outfielders Michael Conforto and Mitch Haniger, and pitchers Sean Manaea, Taylor Rogers and Ross Stripling.

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What Pederson didn’t realize then, and was only reminded of recently: Pages was once almost traded by the Dodgers, reportedly part of a nixed 2020 deal that would have sent Pederson, Ross Stripling and a then-teenage Pages to the Angels.

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While the key pieces of the deal were Pederson and Stripling, Pages was also reported to be heading to Anaheim, in exchange for infielder Luis Rengifo and multiple Angels prospects.

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And just as the Dodgers finally completed their blockbuster move for Betts, Moreno reportedly called off the Pederson/Stripling/Pages agreement, later confirming that, while there were other unspecified factors at play, the five-day delay had gnawed at his patience.

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But if Oakland can get decent production from a trio of San Francisco Giants castoffs — pitchers Alex Wood and Ross Stripling and third baseman J.D.

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