tape up
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo seal or fasten something with tape.
We need to tape up the box before shipping it.
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo provide support or protection by applying tape.
The athlete had to tape up his ankle before the game.
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Inside British Diver Tom Daley’s Dior Tote Bag | In The Bag
- I tend to tape up my thumb and my wrist just to be able to protect my joints when I hit the water.
I tend to tape up my thumb and my wrist just to be able to protect my joints when I hit the water.
- I tend to tape up my thumb and my wrists just to be able to protect my joints when I hit the water.
I tend to tape up my thumb and my wrists just to be able to protect my joints when I hit the water.
GIY Watermelon Shoes + How I Wear Them!
- Oh, ready! The first thing you gonna wanna do is tape up your shoe.
Oh, ready! The first thing you gonna wanna do is tape up your shoe.
- Alrighty, the first thing you're going to want to do is tape up your shoe.
Alrighty, the first thing you're going to want to do is tape up your shoe.
Arizona true crime correspondent, former FBI operative discuss Nancy Guthrie missing person case
- And now you have the FBI who's saying, "Yeah, we got to go back in here and look at these things again." And unfortunately, because there isn't crime tape up there, you've had people who have been up and down that driveway near the home, potentially contaminating the scene.
And now you have the FBI who's saying, "Yeah, we got to go back in here and look at these things again." And unfortunately, because there isn't crime tape up there, you've had people who have been up and down that driveway near the home, potentially contaminating the scene.
- And unfortunately, because there isn't crime tape up there, you've had people who have been up and down that driveway near the home potentially contaminating the scene.
And unfortunately, because there isn't crime tape up there, you've had people who have been up and down that driveway near the home potentially contaminating the scene.