Definition of strike

strike

• n 1.to go off on a person that has offended you. 2. to get rowdy about something (from the action of striking an object.)

  I am about to strike, cause she's all up in my business!

  Last edited on May 19 2011. Submitted by Reidsville H. on Dec 17 1998.

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