A small label attached to something to show what it is or give details.
He put a name tag on his shirt so people would know his name.
An electronic device attached to track where someone or something is.
The police use an electronic tag to know where the person is.
A name or phrase used to describe a person or thing.
They want to stop using the tag 'the new Beatles' for their band.
A word added to a sentence to make it stronger, like 'I do' in 'Yes, I do'.
In 'Yes, I do', 'I do' is a tag that adds emphasis.
Letters or symbols around text to identify it or show how to handle it.
In HTML, a tag like <p> shows where a paragraph starts.
A short saying in another language.
The Latin tag 'Si vis pacem, para bellum' means 'If you want peace, prepare for war'.
A children's game where one chases and touches others.
The kids played tag in the park, running and trying to touch each other.
A symbol or name painted by a graffiti artist in public.
The graffiti artist left his tag on the wall to show he was there.
To attach a label to something or someone.
They tagged each bag with a number to keep track of them.
To attach an electronic device to track location.
The court ordered to tag the offender to monitor his movements.
To give a name that describes someone or something.
People often tag him as a genius because of his inventions.
To add letters or symbols to text to identify or handle it.
You need to tag the code properly so the computer understands it.
To link someone's profile to a photo on social media.
She tagged her friends in the photo so they would see it.
To leave a name or mark on graffiti to show who made it.
The artist tagged the wall with his signature style.