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ˈtapper
/ ˈtæpə /
noun
- a person who taps
- a tool or instrument that taps
- dialect.an unstable and violent person
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Most tree tappers know that the sap flows best in the late winter, when the nights are below freezing and the days are above freezing.
Answering Tapper's question, “Under what conditions would you agree to return to the U.S.?”
CNN and Jake Tapper got the actual emails, proving beyond a doubt that ABC and Karl were wrong.
You should be aware of this scoop from Jake Tapper of CNN today.
But when Jake Tapper of CNN pointed out that Democrats controlled Congress then, Carney seemed flummoxed.
He is the latest ABC journalist to join CNN, after anchor John Berman and White House correspondent Jake Tapper.
If when the tapper strikes the bell at the end of the week no ear is within a hundred miles, is any sound produced?
Suddenly there sounded the sharp click of the tapper as it struck the coherer.
Had you passed him in that neighborhood you would have set him down as a wire-tapper, a racing tout, a would-be actor.
At the request of Mr. Tapper Mr. Victor Falkenau made a statement to show the corrupt methods of the walking delegate.
Mr. George Tapper, who was also at the meeting, said his impression of the conference was decidedly unfavorable.
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