tagged

/tæɡd/

VERB

1. Labeled or identified

Marked or provided with a label, name, symbol, or identifying information to indicate what something is, who it belongs to, or how it should be classified.

1.1. Applying labels and identification marks

Used when an object, item, or person is marked with a label or identifying information to make it recognizable or distinguishable.

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  • The photographer tagged each image with the date and location.
  • The librarian tagged each book with its genre for easy organization.

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1.2. Naming and designating

Used when someone or something is assigned a particular name, title, designation, or category to establish its identity or status.

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  • The researchers tagged each specimen with a unique identification number.

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1.3. Digital metadata and content classification

Used in digital systems to associate information, documents, photographs, or other content with keywords or metadata that make them easier to organize, search, and retrieve.

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  • The researcher tagged the key points in the document for quick reference.
  • The editor tagged each article with relevant keywords.

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1.4. Social media mentions

Used when someone is identified or mentioned in a social media post, photograph, or online discussion, usually through a link to their account.

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Examples

  • Sarah quickly tagged her friend in the group photo before posting it on social media.

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2. Marked with a graffiti signature

Marked with an artist's distinctive graffiti name, symbol, or signature, usually painted or written on a public surface.

2.1. Graffiti and street art markings

Used in graffiti culture when an artist writes or paints their distinctive signature or identifying mark on walls, buildings, or other surfaces.

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  • The artist tagged the abandoned building with his distinctive signature.

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  • graffiti
  • street art
  • signature
  • spray paint
  • mural
  • graffiti artist

VERB

3. Hit or struck forcefully

Struck or hit something with considerable force, particularly a ball in a sporting activity.

3.1. Forceful hitting in sports

Used in sporting contexts, particularly baseball, to describe hitting a ball hard with a bat or other sporting equipment.

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  • The batter tagged the ball with a powerful swing.

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4. Put a runner out in baseball

Touched a baserunner with the ball or with a glove holding the ball while the runner was not safely occupying a base, resulting in an out.

4.1. Baseball defensive plays

Used in baseball to describe a defensive player touching a runner with the ball or a ball-containing glove to record an out.

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  • put out
  • retired
  • touched out

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Examples

  • The shortstop tagged the runner before he could reach second base.

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5. Following or accompanying someone

Followed someone closely or accompanied a person or group while they moved from one place to another.

5.1. Following closely

Used when someone follows another person persistently or stays close behind them, sometimes monitoring their movements.

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  • led
  • preceded
  • guided

Examples

  • The detective tagged the suspect throughout the afternoon.

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  • pursuit
  • follower
  • tracking
  • surveillance
  • companion
  • chase

5.2. Informal companionship and joining a group

Used informally when someone accompanies another person or joins a group during an activity, outing, or journey, sometimes without a specific invitation.

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  • left
  • departed
  • stayed away

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  • The younger children tagged along with their parents during the village tour.

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6. Caught and touched another player

Caught another player by touching them during a chasing game, usually making that player become the next person to chase others.

6.1. Chasing games and playground activities

Used in children's games such as tag when one player catches up with and touches another player to transfer the role of chaser.

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  • avoided
  • evaded
  • missed

Examples

  • She tagged her brother during the game and became the new chaser.

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  • chaser
  • runner
  • playground
  • pursuit
  • chasing game
  • play

VERB

7. Fastened or fitted with a tag

Provided with, fitted with, or fastened to something using a tag, label, or identifying attachment.

7.1. Attaching labels and identifying markers

Used when a label, marker, or identifying attachment is fitted to an object or item to provide information or establish identification.

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  • unlabeled
  • detached
  • removed

Examples

  • The newly tagged backpack was ready for the school trip.

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7.2. Fastening and attaching objects

Used when something is secured or attached to another object, particularly by means of a fastening or identifying attachment.

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  • The identification cards were tagged securely to the equipment.

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  • fastener
  • attachment
  • connection
  • fixing
  • binding
  • fixture

ADJECTIVE

8. Having a label or identifying mark

Bearing a label, identifying mark, or designation that provides information about an object, person, or item.

8.1. Labeled and identified objects

Describes objects or items that have been provided with labels, markers, or identifying information.

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  • The tagged luggage was placed in the designated storage area.

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ADJECTIVE

9. Bearing a graffiti signature

Having been marked with a distinctive graffiti signature or identifying design created by an individual graffiti artist.

9.1. Graffiti-marked surfaces

Describes walls, buildings, or other surfaces bearing an artist's graffiti name, signature, or distinctive identifying mark.

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  • graffitied
  • marked
  • spray-painted
  • inscribed

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Examples

  • The tagged walls displayed colorful signatures from several local graffiti artists.

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  • graffiti
  • street art
  • signature
  • spray paint
  • mural
  • artist

ADJECTIVE

10. Having accumulated dirt or dung around the hindquarters

Having dried dung or accumulated waste attached to the wool around the hindquarters of a sheep.

10.1. Sheep fleece and livestock condition

Used in sheep farming to describe wool around a sheep's rear that has become soiled with dried feces, commonly requiring removal through dagging or cleaning.

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  • dung-stained
  • soiled
  • fouled
  • dirty

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Examples

  • The farmer inspected the tagged sheep and cleaned the soiled wool around their hindquarters.

Related Words

  • sheep
  • wool
  • fleece
  • dagging
  • livestock
  • shearing