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tapeSee magnetic tape and paper tape. tape 1. a string stretched across the track at the end of a race course tape [tāp] (computer science) A ribbonlike material used to store data in lengthwise sequential position. (engineering) A graduated steel ribbon used, instead of a chain, in surveying.
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Now if you think you can baste two rows of white tape round the bottom of your pink skirt and keep it straight by the checks, I'll stitch them on for you and trim the waist and sleeves with pointed tape-trimming, so the dress'll be real pretty for second best. As he spoke, he whipped a tape measure and a large round magnifying glass from his pocket. Others will stand behind counters, and measure tape, and ribbon, and cambric by the yard. |
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