Similar words: equipped, whipped cream, happen, appear, appeal, appease, appetite, appeal to. Meaning: [tæp] 
adj. in a condition for letting out liquid drawn out as by piercing or drawing a plug.
adj. in a condition for letting out liquid drawn out as by piercing or drawing a plug. 
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(31) He tapped the ashes out of the pipe.
(32) She tapped away at her keyboard.
(33) He tapped me on the shoulder.
(34) The pupils tapped across the room.
(35) The phones of important officials were tapped.
(36) She tapped the lid into place.
(37) He was tapped as president of the college.
(38) The bar tender tapped a new keg of beer.
(39) The beggar tapped me for 20 pence.
(40) We tapped on the window to get their attention.
(41) Mark tapped his fingers on the tabletop impatiently.
(42) She tapped ash from her cigarette.
(43) Someone tapped me on the shoulder.
(44) The secretary tapped her typewriter all morning.
(45) He was convinced his phone was being tapped.
(46) A wood pecker tapped a hole on the tree.
(47) They tapped a barrel of cider.
(48) She tapped on the world map with her pointer.
(49) Murray's phone calls to Australia were tapped .
(50) Your adviser's experience is there to be tapped.
(51) He tapped the ends of his fingers together.
(52) Her fingers tapped a light tattoo on the table.
(53) They tapped her for a reportorial assignment.
(54) Grace tapped on the bedroom door and went in.
(55) He tapped his forehead knowingly.
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(56) He turned as someone tapped him on the shoulder.
(57) He tapped on the door.
(58) The official suspected that his phone was being tapped.
(59) She tapped him for the latest news.
(60) He tapped his pipe out into the fireplace.
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