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tag¹—noun

1. a piece or strip of strong paper, plastic, metal, leather, etc., for attaching by one end to something as a mark or label: The price is on the tag.
2. any small hanging or loosely attached part or piece; tatter.
3. a loop of material sewn on a garment so that it can be hung up.
4. a metal or plastic tip at the end of a shoelace, cord, or the like.
5. a license plate for a motor vehicle.
6. Angling.a small piece of tinsel or the like tied to the shank of a hook at the body of an artificial fly.
7. the tail end or concluding part, as of a proceeding.
8. the last words of a speech, scene, act, etc., as in a play; a curtain line.
9. Digital Technology.
   1. Also called . a symbol, mark, or other labeling device indicating the beginning or end of a unit of information.
   2. Also called markup tag . such a label or string of characters within angle brackets, used to specify format, structure, or style in an electronic document or web page.
   3. Also called semantic tag . such a label taking the form of a keyword or short phrase, used to classify or organize digital data, aid online searches, etc.
10. an addition to a speech or writing, as the moral of a fable.
11. a quotation added for special effect.
12. a descriptive word or phrase applied to a person, group, organization, etc., as a label or means of identification; epithet.
13. a trite phrase or saying; cliché.
14. Slang.a person's name, nickname, initials, monogram, or symbol.
15. tag question (def. 1).
16. a traffic ticket.
17. a curlicue in writing.
18. a lock of hair.
19. a matted lock of wool on a sheep.
20. Fox Hunting.the white tip of the tail of a fox.
21. Obsolete.the rabble.

—verb (used with object),tagged, tag·ging.

22. to furnish with a tag or tags; attach a tag to.
23. to append as a tag, addition, or afterthought to something else.
24. to attach or give an epithet to; label.
25. to accuse of a violation, especially of a traffic law; give a traffic ticket to: He was tagged for speeding. The police officer tagged the cars for overtime parking.
26. to hold answerable or accountable for something; attach blame to: The pitcher was tagged with the loss of the game.
27. to set a price on; fix the cost of: The dealer tagged the boat at $500 less than the suggested retail price.
28. to write graffiti on.
29. Informal.to follow closely: I tagged him to an old house on the outskirts of town.
30. to remove the tags of wool from (a sheep).

—verb (used without object),tagged, tag·ging.

31. to follow closely; go along or about as a follower: to tag after someone; to tag along behind someone.
32. to write graffiti.

Origin: 1375–1425; late Middle English tagge (noun); cognate with Middle Low German, Norwegian tagge,Swedish tagg pointed protruding part; akin to

—Related forms
tagger, noun
taglike, adjective