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search (someone) for weapons or drugs by having the person remove their clothes
He was strip-searched at the airport
How To Use strip-search In A Sentence
- It was a very serious thing to strip-search a student. Raven
- You're less likely to be stopped for a strip-search when heading across the Channel.
- Police had a warrant to search her home for drugs, but did not have magistrates' permission to strip-search people there.
- There are no signals in Chief Fantino's recommendations that the force's strip-search policy should not continue as in the past.
- I had many strip-searches and never got used to them, who would?
- Indeed, immigration officials of many countries strip-search persons traveling with diplomatic passports.
- Protesters sued after accusing the police of firing rubber bullets at demonstrators and strip-searching those arrested.
- The officers remove my eighty-year-old grandmother's shoes and belt, ushering her into a private room for a thorough strip-search.
- You are already in humiliating extra screening, where the officers had had the right to strip-search you even before the scanners were proposed. See-through body scanners are not as bad as they sound : Law is Cool
- If you are walking down the street, this allows them to digitally strip-search you and rifle through your belongings without any sort of justification," she says. Homeland Security looked into covert body scans