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Definitions

Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia

  1. n. In sheep-husbandry, the removal of clotted or matted locks of wool.

Wiktionary

  1. v. present participle of tag.
  2. n. The act by which something is tagged.

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synonyms (6)

Words with the same meaning

  1. cue
  1. join
  1. fasten
  1. attach
  1. add
  1. follow

hypernyms (8)

Words that are more generic or abstract

  1. label
  1. child's game
  1. rhyme
  1. rime
  1. touch
  1. touching
  1. call
  1. name

same context (19)

Words that are found in similar contexts

  1. label
  2. link
  3. code
  1. button
  2. card
  3. folder
  1. format
  2. icon
  3. database
  1. package
  2. item
  3. document
  1. component
  2. disk
  3. tab
  1. setting
  2. access
  3. parameter
  1. address

rhymes (26)

Words with the same terminal sound

  1. Ag
  2. Bragg
  3. ag
  4. bag
  5. bagge
  1. brag
  2. dag
  3. drag
  4. fag
  5. flag
  1. gag
  2. hag
  3. hagg
  4. lag
  5. mag
  1. nag
  2. rag
  3. reflag
  4. sag
  5. shag
  1. slag
  2. snag
  3. stag
  4. tagg
  5. wag
  1. zag

reverse dictionary (6)

Words that contain this word in their definition

  1. part-of-speech tagger
  1. pos tagger
  1. sense tagger
  1. tag
  1. prisoner's base
  1. pickoff

tags (5)

Free-form, user-generated categorization

  1. tagging
  1. folksonomy
  1. meta
  1. cvccvcc
  1. tgg

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tagging (12)

Words tagged ‘tagging’

  1. about
  2. addon
  1. admire
  2. adobeair
  1. beetagg
  2. folksonomy
  1. geotag
  2. ocsjts
  1. phonetag
  2. semapedia
  1. tagging
  2. tagman

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  • reesetee In stamp collecting, phosphor material on stamps that's used to activate automatic mail-handling equipment. It may be in the form of lines, bars, letters, part of the design area, or the entire stamp surface. Tagging may also permeate the stamp paper. Aug 25, 2008

  • sonofgroucho You may be right! :-) Nov 12, 2007

  • mollusque I don't think of SoG as taggalicious so much as taghappy. Nov 11, 2007

  • seanahan At some point, I suggested using a version of Roget's thesaurus, which is in the public domain, to provide more information to words. I don't really like tagging the opposite word as a regular tag, it is very confusing. If we had a separate "synonym" and "antonym" area, we could avoid this issue. Nov 11, 2007

  • sonofgroucho Tags added in this way would almost make Wordie like a thesaurus, but much more inclusive than a conventional thesaurus. Nov 11, 2007

  • reesetee Hmm...interesting method, SoG. I think it's a good idea. It was a bit jarring at first to see "stiffness" right up there with flaccid, to my eye--but it does get one to think. :-) Nov 11, 2007

  • chained_bear SoG, I wasn't trying to impugn your taggaliciousness! I just didn't understand why that tag was applied. But now you've explained it, so... thanks! Nov 11, 2007

  • vanishedone I suppose the same logic applies to privatives: dark thereby warrants the tag light, cold gets heat, etc. And/or perhaps a generic privative tag. Nov 11, 2007

  • sonofgroucho I have a thing about tagging. I feel that a tag for a word in Wordie should be different from its definition. It should record a quality of the word that others might find useful in creating lists.

    For example, I tagged the word "flaccid" with "stiffness" since, by my way of thinking, flaccid is used to refer to stiffness (admittedly a low degree of stiffness).

    chained_bear thinks this is very odd. What do other Wordies think? Nov 11, 2007

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‘tagging’ has been looked up 1458 times, added to 13 lists, commented on 9 times, and has a Scrabble score of 10.