Tags is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TAGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• TAG, to provide with an identifying marker
• attach a label to
• attach a monitoring tag to
• give a specified name or description to
• add an instruction to (a piece of text in a markup language) in order to specify how it is displayed or interpreted.
• add a word, phrase, or name to (digital content) to identify it as belonging to a particular category or concerning a particular person or topic
• label (something) with a radioactive isotope, fluorescent dye, or other marker
• add to something, especially as an afterthought or with no real connection
• follow or accompany someone, especially without invitation
• follow closely
• shear away ragged locks of wool from (sheep).
• touch (someone being chased) in a game of tag.
• put (a runner) out by touching with the ball or with the hand holding the ball.
• (of a graffiti artist) write one's nickname or mark on (a surface)
NOUN:
• a label attached to someone or something for the purpose of identification or to give other information
• an electronic device that can be attached to someone or something for monitoring purposes, e.g. to track offenders under house arrest or to deter shoplifters.
• a nickname or description popularly given to someone or something
• a nickname or other identifying mark written as the signature of a graffiti artist
• an instruction appended to a piece of text in a markup language in order to specify how it is displayed or interpreted.
• a word, phrase, or name used to identify digital content such as blog and social media posts as belonging to a particular category or concerning a particular person or topic
• the licence plate of a motor vehicle
• a small piece or part that is attached to a main body.
• a ragged lock of wool on a sheep.
• a loose or spare end of something; a leftover
• a metal or plastic point at the end of a shoelace that stiffens it, making it easier to insert through an eyelet.
• a frequently repeated quotation or stock phrase
• (in drama) a closing speech addressed to the audience.
• a refrain or musical phrase in a song or piece of music.
• a short phrase or clause added to an already complete sentence, as in I like it, I do.
• the action of tagging a runner.
• the tip of an animal's tail when it is distinctively coloured.
• a children's game in which one chases the rest, and anyone who is caught then becomes the pursuer
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a tag (an identifying marker)

Words related to TAGS

tag4 tagged9 tagging10

Words that contain TAGS

stags6 retags7 geotags9 ragtags9 sontags8 bashtags14 hangtags13 hashtags15 metatags11 nametags11

How to use TAGS in a sentence

• Presently a large part of literary England wore the tags of political preference.
• Then, in all his fluttering tags and ribbons of red and yellow, Robin Hood strode forward.
• It consisted of a kind of tight waistcoat, fastened by tags, and of very close-fitting breeches, which displayed the outlines of the figure.
• His style was copious, redundant, and involved, and his speeches were garnished, after the manner of his time, with Horatian and Virgilian tags.
• Many of them were recognized as soldiers by the tatters that revealed an old uniform, or the metal identification tags on their wrists.
• Singer machine 69-22 cylinder bed lock stitch for sewing marking tags on laundry articles, by Archibald Tregaskis.
• Our business tags after us into the midst of our pleasures, and we are ill at ease beyond reach of the telegraph and the daily newspaper.
• Over it all went, rags and tags and rotten timbers, till the little ship was as empty as a soup bowl after supper.
• This is made plain on the map by the colored pins and tags by which the different allied and enemy armies are shown.
• The one selected to be rabbit runs around the circle and tags some individual.
• Thereupon number 1 of A team tags the next player on his team in the direction in which he ran.
• Number 1 of B team tags the next one on his team who starts in the direction in which the first ran.
• Number 2, after completing the circle, tags off Number 1, the captain of the team, wearing a sash.
• He then runs around the circle and returns to his original place in the circle, and tags off 5, who repeats the performance of 6.
• Returning to his original position, he tags off Number 5.
• The latter runs about the circle once, enters the circle at the point where he originally stood and tags the leader in the centre.
• Accomplishing this, he returns and tags off the next player on the team who repeats the performance of the first.
• He leaves the needle stuck in the cloth at the distance line and returns and tags off the next player, who repeats the performance of the first, as do all other team members.
• He then returns and tags off the next player on the team, who, after being tagged, picks up the first potato and carries it to the far basket, returning for his second.
• He leaves the empty and full baskets on the distance line and returns, tags off the next member on his team and takes his place at the rear of the line.
• Completing his second spin, he remains on the distance line while the man who was there returns and tags off the next member of his team, who repeats the performance.
• I say, take off their tags and let them tag back home.
• A few tags of Latin, the friendship of Moll, and a casual threat of exposure frightened the Governor into acquiescence, but the Ordinary was more difficult of conciliation.
• I have dealt pretty largely in both kinds, and have frequently written more verses in a day, with tags, than I could ever write without them.
• The boy began to pull up stakes with tags marking the different trees and threw them at the cow.
• Telephone-wires, differentiated by tags of colored tape, ran down the sides.
• Where they are all for implication, for subtlety of feeling, concord is impatient of the least ambiguity but must have its well-certificated tags at every turn.
• Their lips were parched and dried, and their tongues like tags of leather.
• Then he drove over to the station and asked for tags, and addressed the crates to J.
• But these tent tags told a wonderful story of human nature.
• Warold of the Westcote Tag Company, and the package was a bundle of tags that he wished to send by express.
• Anger was well enough as a luxury, but the Phoenix Sulphur Company had telegraphed for the tags, and business was a necessity.

Similar words containing TAG without suffix s

tag4 stag5 etage6 retag6 stage6 stags6 stagy9 taggy10 tagma8 dotage8 eatage7 etages7 geotag8 metage9 outage7 potage9 ragtag8 retags7 sontag7 staged8 stager7 stages7 stagey10 staggy11 tagged9 taggee8 tagger8 tagine7 tagrag8 taguan7 ajutage15 ataghan11 bashtag13 cartage10 centage10 cottage10 cuttage10 dotages9 eatages8 ecotage10 etagere8 flotage11 footage11 geotags9 hangtag12 hashtag14 hostage11 intagli8 lastage8 meltage10 metages10 metatag10 mintage10 montage10 mutagen10 nametag10 octagon10 onstage8 outages8 patagia10 pontage10 portage10 postage10 potager10 potages10 pottage10 ragtags9 restage8 rootage8 scutage10 septage10 sontags8 stagers8 stagery11 stagged10 stagger9 staggie9 stagier8 stagily11 staging9 syntagm13 tagetes8 taggant9 taggees9 taggers9 taggier9 tagging10 tagines8 tagless8 taglike12 tagline8 tagmata10 tagmeme12 tagrags9 taguans8 tentage8 unitage8 upstage10 vantage11 ventage11 Show more ...

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