tag

1 tag /ˈtæg/ noun
plural tags
1 tag
/ˈtæg/
noun
plural tags
Britannica Dictionary definition of TAG
1 
[count] : a small piece of cloth, paper, metal, etc., that is attached to something and that has information written on it
— see also dog tag, name tag, price tag
2 
[count] : a name or phrase that is used to describe someone or something
3 
tags [plural] US
a  : a vehicle's license plates
b  : small stickers on a vehicle's license plates which show that the vehicle can legally be driven until a particular date
4 
[count] computers : a piece of computer code that is used to identify a particular type of text so that the text can be arranged or shown in a certain way
5 
[count] : tag question
2 tag /ˈtæg/ verb
tags; tagged; tagging
2 tag
/ˈtæg/
verb
tags; tagged; tagging
Britannica Dictionary definition of TAG
[+ object]
1 
: to put a tag on (something)
2 
: to name or describe (someone or something) in a specified way : label
3 
US, informal : to damage (someone else's property) by illegally writing or painting something (such as your name) on it : to write graffiti on (something)

— tagger

/ˈtægɚ/ noun, plural taggers [count]
3 tag /ˈtæg/ noun
plural tags
3 tag
/ˈtæg/
noun
plural tags
Britannica Dictionary definition of TAG
1 
[noncount] : a children's game in which one player is called “it” and chases the other players to try to touch one of them and make that player “it” — see also phone tag
2 
[count] baseball : the act of causing a base runner to be out by touching the runner with the ball : the act of tagging a runner
4 tag /ˈtæg/ verb
tags; tagged; tagging
4 tag
/ˈtæg/
verb
tags; tagged; tagging
Britannica Dictionary definition of TAG
[+ object]
1 
: to touch (a player) in a game of tag
2 
baseball
a  : to cause (a base runner) to be out by touching him or her with the ball
b  : to put your foot on a base and stay there until a fly ball is caught before you begin to run to try to reach the next base
— often + up

tag along

[phrasal verb] informal
: to go somewhere with someone