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duct tapes

duct tapes is the plural of duct tape.

duct tapes is the third-person singular simple present indicative of duct tape.

Meaning of duct tape

Noun

duct tape (countable and uncountable, plural duct tapes)

  1. A generally gray waterproof adhesive tape used for many purposes and easy to cut with the hands.
    • I used duct tape to cover the hole in a leaky pipe.
    Synonyms:
    duck tape, gray tape

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Questions about duct tapes

What is duct tapes the plural of?
Duct tapes is the plural of duct tape.

Words near duct tapes in the dictionary

  1. duct flute
  2. duct flutes
  3. duct of Wirsung
  4. duct tape
  5. duct taped
  6. duct tapes
  7. duct taping
  8. duct-tape
  9. ductal
  10. ducted
  11. ducted fan

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