Tape is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TAPE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to put tape over
• record (sound or pictures) on audio or video tape
• fasten or attach (something) with adhesive tape
• seal or mark off an area or thing with tape
• fasten or attach with tape
• record on videotape
• register electronically
• (formerly) record on magnetic tape
NOUN:
• a long, narrow strip or band
• a narrow strip of material, typically used to hold or fasten something
• a strip of paper or plastic coated with adhesive and sold in a roll, used to stick things together
• a strip of material stretched across the finishing line of a race, to be broken or dislodged by the winner.
• a strip of material used to mark off an area or form a notional barrier.
• a tape measure.
• long, narrow flexible material with magnetic properties, used for recording sound, pictures, or computer data
• a cassette or reel containing magnetic tape for recording
• a recording on a cassette or reel
• narrow long strip of material
• A narrow fillet or band of cotton or linen; a narrow woven fabric used for strings and the like; as, curtains tied with tape.
• A tapeline; also, a metallic ribbon so marked as to serve as a tapeline; as, a steel tape.
• a long thin piece of cloth or paper as used for binding or fastening
• a recording made on magnetic tape
• the finishing line for a foot race
• measuring instrument consisting of a narrow strip (cloth or metal) marked in inches or centimeters and used for measuring lengths
• memory device consisting of a long thin plastic strip coated with iron oxide; used to record audio or video signals or to store computer information
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fasten with tape (a long, narrow strip or band)

Words related to TAPE

tapeable12 taped8 tapeless10 tapelike14 taper7 tapered10 taperer9 taperers10 tapering11 taperingly16 taperings12 tapers8 tapes7 taping9

How to use TAPE in a sentence

• Quickly, there being no red tape, the need begins to be met.
• Roll it up and bind with a broad piece of tape, and boil it in water, mixed with a little salt and vinegar, till tender.
• When quite tender, take it up, put it between 2 dishes with a heavy weight on the top, and when cold, remove the cloth and tape.
• Even men who had fought all through the war had forgotten some of its red tape by that time, and Jeremy not being in uniform they treated him like a fellow human being.
• Clerk sat at the bottom, and on chairs were placed their hats, and travelling-cloaks, and bundles of papers tied together with green tape.
• When, after much red tape, I was finally admitted to an outer office, he stepped out to see me, merely taking my name and the names of the papers I represented.
• His muscular development was finely hard, but his power came rather from that higher nerve-energy which counts for nothing upon a measuring tape.
• Why not? What else was he going to do? He searched around in the glove compartment and found a Willy Nelson tape.
• He played a tape of Native American flute melodies echoing down a canyon.
• Then, according to red tape, it was necessary to enlarge the village school to accommodate these few children, and this notwithstanding that the building was never full.
• Comparison of the Steel Tape with the Standard Yard.
• But where is the letter? I tied the letter round it, with a piece of tape.
• In practically all telegraph offices of the present day the old-fashioned tape is replaced by the sounder, shown in Figure 219.
• If the ball is driven outside the tape boundaries it must be returned to the centre of the field opposite the place where it crossed the line.
• Thomas, his landlady, had carried the child away to bed, he took, the papers up again, and, after some hesitation, slowly untied the tape which encircled them.
• I always put a tape measure round them to make sure I am getting the full quantity.
• In blocking, the negative is affixed to the window pane or light-box by means of strips of photographic tape across the corners, with the side to be blocked up.
• This wild activity might have been a scene lifted directly from some tape stored at the project base.
• Because this world was not the one pictured on the tape which had brought the Terran settlement team here.
• A map, a directing guide, a description all in one, that was the ancient voyage tape.
• The Guardian was deeply appreciative of the spirit which animated you in preparing the tape recording of the Ridvan Feast held in the home of an Eskimo family in Fairbanks.
• We may run up against a lot of red tape at Fort Buford, but if there is a lick of cow-sense among the government representatives, we want our beeves to speak for themselves.
• After much official red tape, she found herself in the midst of scores of maimed and dying, just brought from the defeat at Fredericksburg.
• Good heavens! There was nothing on the tape when I left the Club.
• Sealing-wax was then in vogue and red tape for important documents.
• Close to the foot of the staircase stood a tape machine, and as Thresk descended he heard the clicking of the instrument and saw the usual small group of visitors about it.
• So like French red tape, to insist on stopping them on a particular date.
• For so his friend the professor, though he was unable to break the red tape of the university, got him an appointment to go to Lapland on a botanical mission.
• Like a church and like a tape there are circles there, there is a hidden chair.
• He felt the tape, and not knowing whether he had won or not he plunged into the outstretched arms of Wagner.
• A broad hem was turned down at each end, and heavy tape was sewed on, leaving loops as before, to attach them to the spars.

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