Pronunciation: /tæɡ/
noun a game in which one player chases the others and tries to touch one of them, who then becomes the chaser
A1 I put a tag on my suitcase so I can easily identify it at the airport.
A2 She attached a tag to her dog's collar with her contact information.
B1 The price tag on the dress was much higher than I expected.
B2 I always make sure to tag my photos with relevant keywords for easier search.
C1 The graffiti artist left his tag on the wall as a signature of his work.
C2 The social media influencer was paid to promote the brand with a sponsored tag in her post.
verb to touch or mark someone in a game of tag
A1 I tag my friend in photos on social media.
A2 She tags her luggage with her name and phone number.
B1 The police tagged the evidence for further investigation.
B2 The artist tagged their signature on the bottom corner of the painting.
C1 The software developer tagged the code for future reference.
C2 The journalist tagged the interviewee's quotes for the article.
formal Please make sure to attach a tag to each item in the inventory.
informal Don't forget to put a tag on everything in the inventory.
slang Make sure to slap a tag on all the stuff in the inventory.
figurative She couldn't shake off the feeling that she was always the tag along in their group.
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