2. To put a new sole or heel on; as, to tap shoes. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
tapped — tapped; un·tapped; … English syllables
tapped — [taept] 1. AND tapped out mod. broke. □ The consumer is just about tapped. Don’t expect much buying in that sector. □ I’m tapped out. Nothing left for you or anybody else this month. 2. AND tapped out mod. exhausted. □ I need a na … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
tapped — Someone who is nuts. Also, tapped in the head. Similar to the old saying touched to describe insane behavior I can t believe Carlos just went ahead and shaved off all his body hair he s tapped in the head. He s tapped … Dictionary of american slang
tapped — Someone who is nuts. Also, tapped in the head. Similar to the old saying touched to describe insane behavior I can t believe Carlos just went ahead and shaved off all his body hair he s tapped in the head. He s tapped … Dictionary of american slang
tapped — Cumbrian Dictionary (adj tapt) stupid, mad, crazy e.g. Yoower tapped lad! = I think you are crazy … English dialects glossary
tapped up — adj British See get tapped up … Contemporary slang
tapped — /ˈtæpt/ (say tapt) verb 1. past participle of tap1 2. nominated: tapped for the top job …
tapped — adjective in a condition for letting out liquid drawn out as by piercing or drawing a plug latex from tapped rubber trees • Ant: ↑untapped • Similar to: ↑abroach, ↑broached … Useful english dictionary
tapped out — Slang adj. ☆ 1. having no ready money; broke ☆ 2. exhausted or depleted * * * … Universalium
tapped out — Slang adj. ☆ 1. having no ready money; broke ☆ 2. exhausted or depleted … English World dictionary
