SELLOTAPE

Etymology

Noun

Sellotape (countable and uncountable, plural Sellotapes)

(UK, Ireland, Australia, NZ) A brand of adhesive tape (and similar products) similar to Scotch tape (US).

Anagrams

• soleplate

Etymology

Noun

sellotape (countable and uncountable, plural sellotapes)

(British, Irish, Australian, New Zealand) Adhesive tape.

Verb

sellotape (third-person singular simple present sellotapes, present participle sellotaping, simple past and past participle sellotaped)

(transitive, British, Irish, Australian, New Zealand) To seal with adhesive tape.

Anagrams

• soleplate

Source: Wiktionary



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