tagger
/ˈtæɡər/
noun
- A person who adds labels, tags, or metadata to items, especially in digital contexts.
- The website hired a tagger to improve search results.
- The tagger organized all the photos by date and location.
- As a tagger, she helped categorize thousands of documents.
- A person who writes graffiti tags (signatures) in public places.
- The city hired artists to paint over the tagger's work.
- Police arrested a tagger for vandalizing the train station.
- The tagger left his mark on the wall overnight.
- A person who plays the role of 'it' in the game of tag, or a player who tags others.
- The fastest runner was usually the tagger.
- The tagger chased the other kids around the playground.
- Whoever is the tagger has to count to ten first.
- A device or tool used to attach tags to items.
- He bought a new tagger for his labeling machine.
- The tagger jammed while trying to attach the tag.
- The store uses a tagger to attach price tags to clothing.
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