noun
- a small piece of paper, cloth, or other material attached to something to identify or give information about it
- a children’s game in which one player chases others and tries to touch one of them
- a word or phrase used to describe or categorize something
Usage: computing
verb
- to attach a tag or label to something
- to touch someone in the game of tag
- to mention someone on social media by using their username
Usage: informal
Examples
- She removed the price tag from her new shirt.
- The children played tag in the playground during recess.
- Please tag your photos with relevant keywords.
- The scientist tagged each specimen with a number.
- You’re it! I tagged you fair and square.
- Don’t forget to tag me in your vacation photos.
- The luggage tag had his name and address on it.
- He was tagged out at second base.