tape
noun
verb (used with object), taped, tap·ing.
verb (used without object), taped, tap·ing.
Origin of tape
Related Words for taped
rope, line, wrap, fasten, videotape, band, braid, edging, strip, wire, secure, swathe, bind, support, bandage, seal, tie, truss, bond, registerExamples from the Web for taped
Contemporary Examples of taped
Then he took the roll and, to hold his shin pads steady, he taped bands above both ankles and just below both knees.
In a video he taped to explain the move, Obama vowed that only fire could fight fire.
It also remained unclear who taped the alleged conversations and why.
I taped it every week and transcribed the sketches and watched them back.
Baldwin introduced the show wearing a jaunty blue blazer, but conducted the taped interview wearing a sober gray suit.
Historical Examples of taped
They started the telecasts which had been filmed and taped on the voyage from Gimli.
Space VikingHenry Beam Piper
All four ate heartily, and, after eating, they taped up the day's reports.
The Galaxy PrimesEdward Elmer Smith
They recalled and taped and sifted all the gossip they had heard.
The Galaxy PrimesEdward Elmer Smith
He pinched the splice lug and taped the whole works feverishly.
Tight SqueezeDean Charles Ing
The message might have been taped under a threat of some great peril.
The Defiant AgentsAndre Alice Norton