tape
noun
verb (used with object), taped, tap·ing.
verb (used without object), taped, tap·ing.
Origin of tape
Related Words for tape
rope, line, wrap, fasten, videotape, band, braid, edging, strip, wire, secure, swathe, bind, support, bandage, seal, tie, truss, bond, registerExamples from the Web for tape
Contemporary Examples of tape
My agent at the time sent that tape to SNL and then they asked me to come in for an audition.
Coffee Talk with Fred Armisen: On ‘Portlandia,’ Meeting Obama, and Taylor Swift’s GreatnessMarlow Stern
January 7, 2015
I stood with a tape recorder, listening to men denounce the liberal media controlled by Jews.
I watched Garner die on tape and wondered why I was crying so hard when I am not that much of a cryer at all.
Well, because casinos have cameras everywhere, turns out there was indeed a tape.
When Roger first heard what happened and saw the tape he was shocked, truly shocked, and outraged.
Historical Examples of tape
But it was not around their uncle that the tape measure went, it was around Bob!
Sure Pop and the Safety ScoutsRoy Rutherford Bailey
The tape is first folded and creased by rubbing over an edge.
Boys' Book of Model BoatsRaymond Francis Yates
Roll the meat of the feet up in the pork, tie it up in a cloth with tape round it, and boil it till it becomes very tender.
When quite tender take off the tape, lay the meat on a dish, strain the gravy over it, and serve it up with currant jelly.
Roll the meat up as tight as possible, and bind it round with a cloth and tape; then boil it gently for seven or eight hours.