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Definitions from the WebTap OutVerb (Intransitive)Definition: To submit or surrender in a competition or fight, typically by tapping on the ground or an opponent's body. Example Sentence: The mixed martial artist was forced to tap out when his opponent locked in a tight submission hold. Verb (Transitive)Definition: To exhaust or deplete someone's energy or resources. Example Sentence: The long hours of training and lack of sleep began to tap me out, leaving me feeling physically and mentally drained. Phrasal Verb (Transitive)Definition: To communicate with someone by tapping a rhythm or code. Example Sentence: During the Morse code training, the soldiers learned to tap out secret messages to their comrades in enemy territory. Phrasal Verb (Intransitive)Definition: To give up or surrender, especially when faced with a difficult or challenging situation. Example Sentence: The marathon runner had to tap out at the 20th mile due to a severe leg cramp. NounDefinition: A small piece of metal or plastic used to control the flow of liquid from a container. Example Sentence: Don't forget to turn off the tap on the water bottle after filling your glass. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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