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Definition of tap
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tap is as below...
Tap (n.)
Liquor
drawn
through
a tap;
hence,
a
certain
kind or
quality
of
liquor;
as, a
liquor
of the same tap..
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Metaphosphoric
::
Metaphosphoric
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
monobasic
acid, HPO3,
analogous
to
nitric
acid, and, by
heating
phosphoric
acid,
obtained
as a
crystalline
substance,
commonly
called
glacial
phosphoric
acid..
Virginal
::
Virginal
(v. i.) To play with the
fingers,
as if on a
virginal;
to tap or pat..
Cestoidea
::
Cestoidea
(n. pl.) A class of
parasitic
worms
(Platelminthes)
of which the
tapeworms
are the most
common
examples.
The body is
flattened,
and
usually
but not
always
long, and
composed
of
numerous
joints
or
segments,
each of which may
contain
a
complete
set of male and
female
reproductive
organs.
They have
neither
mouth nor
intestine.
See
Tapeworm..
Pat
::
Pat (n.) A
light,
quik blow or
stroke
with the
fingers
or hand; a tap..
Tapeti
::
Tapeti
(n.) A small South
American
hare
(Lepus
Braziliensis).
Inkle
::
Inkle (n.) A kind of tape or
braid.
Tapinage
::
Tapinage
(n.) A
lurking
or
skulking.
Tap
::
Tap (n.) A piece of
leather
fastened
upon the
bottom
of a boot or shoe in
repairing
or
renewing
the sole or heel.
Metaphysics
::
Metaphysics
(n.) The
science
of real as
distinguished
from
phenomenal
being;
ontology;
also, the
science
of
being,
with
reference
to its
abstract
and
universal
conditions,
as
distinguished
from the
science
of
determined
or
concrete
being;
the
science
of the
conceptions
and
relations
which are
necessarily
implied
as true of every kind of
being;
phylosophy
in
general;
first
principles,
or the
science
of first
principles..
Extrastapedial
::
Extrastapedial
(a.)
Pertaining
to a part of the
columella
of the ear,
which,
in many
animals,
projects
beyond
the
connection
with the
stapes..
Carding
::
Carding
(a.) The act or
process
of
preparing
staple
for
spinning,
etc., by
carding
it. See the Note under Card, v. t..
Start
::
Start (v. t.) To pour out; to
empty;
to tap and begin
drawing
from; as, to start a water
cask..
Cotton
::
Cotton
(n.) A soft, downy
substance,
resembling
fine wool,
consisting
of the
unicellular
twisted
hairs which grow on the seeds of the
cotton
plant.
Long-staple
cotton
has a fiber
sometimes
almost
two
inches
long;
short-staple,
from two
thirds
of an inch to an inch and a
half..
Pitapat
::
Pitapat
(adv.)
In a
flutter;
with
palpitation
or quick
succession
of
beats.
Apposition
::
Apposition
(n.) The
putting
of
things
in
juxtaposition,
or side by side; also, the
condition
of being so
placed..
Tropically
::
Tropically
(adv.)
In a
tropical
manner;
figuratively;
metaphorically.
Abroach
::
Abroach
(v. t.) To set
abroach;
to let out, as
liquor;
to
broach;
to tap..
Gusset
::
Gusset
(n.) A small piece of cloth
inserted
in a
garment,
for the
purpose
of
strengthening
some part or
giving
it a
tapering
enlargement..
Epitaph
::
Epitaph
(n.) A brief
writing
formed
as if to be
inscribed
on a
monument,
as that
concerning
Alexander:
Sufficit
huic
tumulus,
cui non
sufficeret
orbis..
Wick
::
Wick (n.) A
bundle
of
fibers,
or a
loosely
twisted
or
braided
cord, tape, or tube,
usually
made of soft spun
cotton
threads,
which by
capillary
attraction
draws up a
steady
supply
of the oil in
lamps,
the
melted
tallow
or wax in
candles,
or other
material
used for
illumination,
in small
successive
portions,
to be
burned..
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