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Other parts of the country call it devil strip or planting strip or terrace.
Once Gilles is free, the Devil strips Gilles of his memory and Gilles walks off leaving Anne with the Devil.
And another term, " devil's footstep, " dates back to around 1860 and means " a spot of barren ground . " So it's not surprising that a strip of land next to the street, unusable by anyone, would be christened the " devil strip . " In fact, for Ohio, it's downright logical . " Mhicaoidh 07 : 32, 3 June 2007 ( UTC)
When I was growing up in Connecticut, we called it the " shoulder, " but other terms heard around the U . S . include " tree bank " ( common in Massachusetts ), " berm, " " right of way, " " green strip " and the logical, if unglamorous, " dog walking area . " According to The Dictionary of American Regional English ( DARE ), which pays close attention to such local lingo, " devil strip " is heard almost exclusively in Northeastern Ohio, up around Akron.