tagged
/tæɡd/
adjective
- Marked with a label, tag, or identifier.
- She wore a tagged bracelet to the concert.
- Each tagged bird was released back into the wild.
- The tagged items in the store are on sale.
- In digital contexts, having a label or metadata attached (e.g., a photo, post, or file).
- The tagged documents are easier to search for.
- Make sure the file is tagged with the correct date.
- I found all the tagged photos from the party.
- In games, having been touched or caught by another player.
- Once you are tagged, you become 'it'.
- The tagged player had to sit out for a minute.
- He was tagged just before reaching the base.
Synonyms
verb
- Past tense and past participle of 'tag' — to attach a label or identifier to something or someone.
- She tagged her luggage with her name and address.
- He tagged each box with a number.
- The scientist tagged the turtle to track its migration.
- Past tense and past participle of 'tag' — to add a digital label or mention someone in a social media post, photo, or comment.
- She tagged her friend in the comment.
- I tagged you in the photo from the beach.
- He tagged the post with #vacation.
- Past tense and past participle of 'tag' — to touch or catch someone in a game of tag.
- She tagged him before he could reach the tree.
- He was tagged out at second base.
- The children tagged each other in the backyard.