tag

Verb. To link a person to a picture or video on a social network.

"Should I tag you in this picture after I upload it on Facebook?"

by uhhmandy November 15, 2011

tag

Tag; a personal signature, usually vandalism with spraypaint, but can be any graffitti.

Tag's can take seconds, or can use multiple colors. Two color tags are usually throw ups, may consist of block or bubble lettering.

bombs Are usually tri color, while piecingpiecepieces are always of the upper most complexit. Very large, good use of colors, where they will seem to blend together, or bleed, and burn.

Getup man, we're going tagging tonite.

by RED December 4, 2002

tag

A popular game played by children where one child, who is the tagger or is It attempts to touch another child, making them It, also called it.

Johnny: Hey Billy, lets play tag
Billy: OK, you're It!

by I'm Kevin, and you're not September 1, 2005

tag

A writer's unique signature with ink or a spraypaint can.

I tagged on every wall I had the chance to.

by TFS August 18, 2005

tag

A sequence of characters used in XHTML and CSS to provide information to the browser, such as text formatting.

<b></b> are, respectively, the opening and closing bold tags. This tells the browser to make the enclosed text heavier than normal.

by Pathoschild March 21, 2005

tag

The act of having sex. Usage is the same as fuck.

Would you tag that?

by Kajue Nastar August 20, 2003

tag

Verb.

1. To shoot another person with a firearm.

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1. The Iraqis tried to cross the street under fire, and a couple of them got tagged.

by thaks April 26, 2006