Taggers

What do we mean by taggers?

One who or that which tags.

A device for removing taglocks from sheep.

That which is pointed like a tag.

Urban graffiti writer Urban Dictionary

A mostly derogatory term for an inexperienced graffiti writer; or used as a general term for all graffiti vandals or writers by law enforcement or graffiti abatement teams. A tagger is the same as calling the one who places graffiti, a toy. In most circles, someone that has skils or props in the graffiti placement world is more correctly termed to be a writer Urban Dictionary

A retard who spends all one's time designing their initials into a stylised motif they can then spraypaint all over other's property to feed the juvenile narcissitic need for attention they can't otherwise get from any reasonably intelligent human being. Urban Dictionary

A person who does graffiti and is generally dodgy. usually steals lots and hurts script medication. Urban Dictionary

A word used to describe ryan taylors cat with the utmost enthusiasm also used to describle getting lazy and/or comforable Urban Dictionary

Person who tags friends in photos on popular networking websites (i.e. Facebook, MySpace, MyYearbook) Urban Dictionary

The fag who switches the brand name tags on your brand name shirt, and replaces it with K-mart or WalMart brand attire. Urban Dictionary

When someone is invited to go on a date but they are too scared to go alone so they invite their friend to make sure the person they are going to meet is not a rappist, peadofile, murderer ect... Urban Dictionary

Someone that's been tagged as being on tagged. Urban Dictionary

The extended period of numbness on the tip of your index finger (usually between 1 and 3 days) after you've been spray-painting for an extended period of time. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to taggers:
taggers, tagger, staggers, daggers, saggers, gaggers, aggers, baggers, naggers, jaggers, laggers, tuggers, waggers, taggert.

Words that rhyme with taggers:
staggers, daggers, carpetbaggers, jaegers, baggers, naggers, jaggers, laggers, flaggers, braggers, swaggers, magers, sandbaggers, snaggers.

Adjectives that are often used to describe taggers:
graffiti, stochastic, other, based, many, statistical, most, automatic, different, probabilistic, several, old, current, local, individual, best.

Consonant match to taggers:
tigers, togas, tuggers, tougas, t goes, tag his, tag is, taiga is, tea goes, teague is, toga is, too goes, tug his, tug is, two guys.

Words that sound like taggers:
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