A piece of software used for tagging texts, i.e. labelling words with the part-of-speech appropriate to the context. A POS-Tagger, for instance, will usually work in tandem with a syntactic- parser.

In the context of linguistics technology, a tagger is a program that labels words in a document according to their role in sentences. For example, words may be classified according to their part of speech or other linguistic properties.

As opposed to "writer"; this term is usually used to refer to those who only do tags and throwups and who never piece. Some taggers seem to like more destructive methods such as scribers and sandpaper in addition to markers and paint. Some taggers do get interested in piecing, some don't. Taggers who never piece are sometimes called "scribblers" by more experienced, piecing writers.

Lazer Tag term See Tag.

A device for removing taglocks from sheep.

A person who writes graffiti.

Tagger is a tool which allows searching fixed-sequence tags against entire genomes or mRNA reference sequence databases.

a tool used by learning object authors to create metadata for a learning object

Sheets of tin or other plate which run below the gauge.

A person who adopts a nickname and then puts this nickname on objects.

One who, or that which, appends or joins one thing to another.

That which is pointed like a tag.