Stripey

[kopend]

what is the opposite of stripey ?

[Baldric]

Hang on a minute, I'll check!

[frugalfred]

Plain?

[dannyk13]

Unbarred?

[paulllambert]

Hoopy

[Zacs-Master]

yepirts?

[gingejbee]

"Stripey"....not a proper word, is it? Shouldn't it be "striped"?

[Baldric]

http://www.chambers.co.uk/search.php?query=STRIPY&title=21st

http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/stripy?q=Stripey

[Old_Geezer]

One can not really have a single 'opposite' unless the thing has only two states. Patterns can be striped, dotted, tartan, squiggly, etc. etc. etc.

Best I can think of is unstriped.

[gingejbee]

So, it is a proper word...I'd still use "striped", because it sounds more grown-up!

[dannyk13]

Below. 2.Unbarred | Define Unbarred at Dictionary.com dictionary.reference.com/browse/unbarred not provided or fastened with a bar or bars: an unbarred door. 2. not marked with stripes or bands. Origin Expand. 1540-1550. 1540-50; un-1+ barred ...

[factor-fiction]

What is the context of the query, kopend?

[BlackadderV]

I would say 'not striped'. Not before any adjective works every time.

[Baldric]

Methyl, check links at 1332 Fri.

[jno]

I'd give it to the first post!

[kopend]

i think you all did well

apart from number 5 - hes' just backwards

i bet your not supposed to use the term tho ?

sorry if it offends - it was only meant as joke