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telling someone that you desire to have sexual relations with them.

used after a message as if to say write back my lover.

Tapping someone means having sex with so to tap back is to ask them will you have sex with me but in an innocent way.
Person 1 -"tap Back Baby"
Person 2 - "you tap me back too ;)"
Tap Back by slangman28 August 14, 2009
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Tap Me Back 

Written at the end of an message either by email or social networking site like myspace, Originally comes from the saying i'd tap that.

Often Today it is used just to mean "write Back" although it is often slander used between Good Friends and partners in a relationship to hint about there secret sexual life which is cheekily announced by using this phrase
Tap Me Back by phrasemaster August 14, 2009

Back tap 

Back tap by WalkItLikeITalkIt June 10, 2018

If I, Tap Your Back With My Meat Three Times, You Are Going To Cry 

If I, Tap Your Back With My Meat Three Times, You Are Going To Cry
If I, Tap Your Back With My Meat Three Times, You Are Going To Cry

tapback referee 

Person in a group chat who passive aggressively steers the conversation using reactions such as "Ha Ha" or "Thumbs Down"
Sam is such a tapback referee. He always "ha ha(s)" any cheap shots in the group chat to keep things ridiculous.
tapback referee by benguild August 18, 2023
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murderhobo 

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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
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