tape
noun
verb (used with object), taped, tap·ing.
verb (used without object), taped, tap·ing.
Origin of tape
Related Words for taping
rope, line, wrap, fasten, videotape, band, braid, edging, strip, wire, secure, swathe, bind, support, bandage, seal, tie, truss, bond, registerExamples from the Web for taping
Contemporary Examples of taping
During the summer of 2013, I had the pleasure of attending a taping of The Colbert Report.
Ashton Kutcher’s History of Idiocy: Ubergate, Brownface, Joe Paterno, and MoreMarlow Stern
November 20, 2014
Trebek has spent four television weeks, in reality four or five days of taping, with her.
And Cosby showed up on a taping day wearing one of the sweaters.
The taping created such a stir that late night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel had Nathan on to discuss the idea.
The McDaniel campaign originally denied any prior knowledge of the taping.
Historical Examples of taping
I would advise no one to attempt the Russian method of taping the jaws while the wolf is held by the seizers.
Hunting in Many LandsVarious
Box sextant, used as giving angular accuracy to any of the foregoing; most useful with taping, and in following.
Lifting and carrying and shoving; cornering and taping and lacing—it seemed as though the afternoon would never wear to an end.
The Long DayDorothy Richardson
Scotty spent the time on a small repair job, taping up the neoprene gasoline hoses that carried fuel to the houseboat motors.
The Flying StingareeHarold Leland Goodwin
In Lockley's state of mind, the taping took away all authority from the voices.
Operation TerrorWilliam Fitzgerald Jenkins