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tap

Part of speech: verb

To draw liquid from, through an opening.

Part of speech: noun

A faucet by means of which liquid may be drawn, as from a cask.

Part of speech: verb

To touch or strike gently.

Part of speech: verb

To apply leather to ( the heel of a shoe) in repair.

Part of speech: noun

A gentle or playful blow.

Part of speech: noun

Leather put upon the heel of a shoe.

Usage examples "tap":

There was a light tap at the door. - "General John Regan 1913", George A. Birmingham.
Now when everybody's gone an' he's putting out the lights, you go an' tap at the door. - "The Hole in the Wall", Arthur Morrison.
I gave a little tap at the door, but there was no reply. - "The Shrieking Pit", Arthur J. Rees.