How to pronounce “paint the tape”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• To engage in tape painting; to engage in wash trades.
• Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see paint,‎ tape.

Practice Nearby Words

trade paint, paint the wagon, fight the tape, scotchtape, paintball, tape, rag off, paint the town, touch cloth, have the painters in, play fight, paint by numbers, take a bath, watch paint dry, skinwalk, paste up, hanky-pank, wash one's hands, piece, band-aid, paint oneself into a corner, play the same tape, canvass, stitch up, wash one's brain out with soap, brush one's teeth, tittle-tattle, rap someone's knuckles, drop the soap, punk, chink up, tie a can to it, rough-and-tumble, wax the dolphin, dip one's pen in someone's inkwell, fiddle with, tell tales, breast the tape, pencil whip, soap, paint the town red, walk one's chalks, white up, lay some skin on, hang paper, get one's hands dirty, walk the line, roll up one's sleeves, play along, wash one's mouth out, do the nasty, pole dance, touch up, barn dance, contra dance, toilet paper, play dirty, whip the cat, slick, chalk, cross the line, cut some shapes, play with oneself, price gouge, paint a rosy picture, shake a cloth in the wind, whitewash, floss, piss something up the wall, make fast, put one's hand to the plough, punch, muck in, put one's hands on, lap dance, paste, draw a line in the sand, muck around, cut red tape, touch oneself, nail one's colors to the mast, put butter on one's bread, cut capers, chat, play, eyewash, salt the mine, dance to someone's tune, lay a glove on, tie oneself in knots, square-dance, waltz, talk shop, wash one's hands of, rub up against, tart up, cover one's tracks, pass the time, lay pipe, mix business with pleasure

Similar Sounds

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