What does scotch tape mean?
Scotch tape means Adhesive tape, sometimes figuratively..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Adhesive tape, sometimes figuratively..
Applied to a sheet of cardboard, the net result is the equivalent of a large sheet of scotchtape, against which the container can be placed, obviating the danger of slippage or movement inside the packing.
And the scotchtape of enduring relationship seals your lips.
He is known to go out on a stage before a thousand people (who have paid hardearned cash for tickets) and, sticking the words of a song with scotchtape to the microphone, sing them for the first time in his life.
Its wing was broken and we made a sling with toothpicks and scotchtape and when it was better we both took it to the backyard and opened the shoebox and let it go.
A memo prohibiting memos from being scotchtaped to walls is scotchtaped to the wall.
I surreptiously scotchtape a piece of fuzz swiped from the office aspirin bottle to the seat of my pants.
He ended up scotchtaping the words inside a drawer for her to read.
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Scotch tape means Adhesive tape, sometimes figuratively..
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Applied to a sheet of cardboard, the net result is the equivalent of a large sheet of scotchtape, against which the container can be placed, obviating the danger of slippage or movement inside the packing.
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