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Tagged. World English Historical Dictionary Dictionary Biographies Literary Criticism Welcome Terms of Service ⧏ Previous Next ⧐ Contents Slice Contents Key Bibliographic Record Murray’s New English Dictionary. 1916, rev. 2022. Tagged ppl. a. [f. TAG sb.1 and v.1 + -ED.] Furnished with a tag or tags.

1   1.  a. Of a garment: Slashed. b. Tattered. c. Bearing or wearing a tag or label; labeled.

2 c. 1380.  Antecrist, in Todd, Three Treat. Wyclif (1851), 128. Men to kerve here morsellis wiþ tagged cloþes & crakowe pykis.

3 1570.  Levins, Manip., 49/21. Tagged, laciniatus, infulatus.

4 1631.  Gouge, God’s Arrows, I. § 57. 98. The Father of the Prodigall seeing his sonne afarre off ragged and tagged.

5 1908.  Times, 26 Dec., 10/2. By 10 o’clock every man, woman, and child … were wearing at least one tag, and among the younger men there was competition to be the most ‘tagged’ person in the city [San Francisco].

6   2.  Of a lace or point: Having a tag or aglet.

7 1645.  Evelyn, Diary, June. Knots of points richly tagged about their shoulders.

8 1714.  Fr. Bk. of Rates, 45. Laces silk tagg’d per Pound 00 12.

9 1828.  H. Best, Italy as it is, 228. The tagged ends of the ribs of whalebone by which these [parasols] are distended.

10 a. 1859.  Macaulay, Biogr., Bunyan (1860), 37. He learned to make long-tagged thread laces.

11   3.  Of cattle: Having the tail tipped with white (or other distinctive color); also, furnished with a bob or brush.

12 1458.  Will, in Ripon Ch. Acts, 75. Unum bovem vocatum taggyd ox.

13 1544.  in Knaresborough Wills (Surtees), I. 42. One taged whye.

14 1588.  Wills & Inv. N. C. (Surtees), II. 33, note. A black tagged cow.

15 1640.  Sir J. Lessley, in Antiq. Rep. (1809), IV. 436. I maun hae the tag’d tail’d trooper [horse] that stands in the staw.

16 1680.  Lond. Gaz., No. 1482/4. One red taged Bullock.

17 1852.  Mundy, Our Antipodes (1857), 87. With a white-tagged brush peeping out of his pocket, the dingo’s head hanging from the whipper-in’s saddle.

18   4.  Of wool or hair: Hanging in matted locks.

19 1757.  Dyer, Fleece, I. 369. Skill … which trims their tails, of filth and tagged wool.

20   5.  a. Of sheep: Having the disease known as tag.

21 1614.  Markham, Cheap Husb., III. xvii. (1668), 91. A sheep is said to be Tag’d or Belt, when by a continual squirt … he berayeth his tail in such wise, that … it scaldeth, and breedeth the scab therein.

22 1741.  [see TAG sb.1 12].

23   b.  Of wheat: see quot.

24 1892.  Chamb. Jrnl., 10 Sept., 591/1. Wheat … discoloured at the tip of the kernel by smut, ‘tagged’ as it is called.

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