tagboard

[ tag-bawrd, -bohrd ]

noun

1. a strong cardboard suitable for tags tag or posters.

Word History and Origins

Origin of tagboard¹

First recorded in 1900–05; tag ¹ + board

Example Sentences

It was only later that we discovered the tagboard urns.

From Salon

Decker negotiated Tagboard’s way out of its downtown Redmond office lease in April after realizing, he said, “that my team is succeeding in spite of being remote.”

From Seattle Times

Tagboard CEO Josh Decker said renting some amount of coworking space for meetings is likely in his company’s future, once restrictions on in-person gatherings loosen.

From Seattle Times

Tagboard.Com and HashAtIt.Com were created in order to analyze and group the breadth of trending conversations across a variety of social media sites.

From Forbes

Tagboard has a basic free service that allows the user to collect some information about a chosen hashtag, yet it charges a fee for more detailed information gathering.

From Forbes