Scotch tape
English
A roll of Scotch tape.
Etymology
Brand name, now genericized. Reportedly a reference to the stereotypical tendency of the Scottish towards thrift, due to cutting of corners with the product initially produced. Compare Dutch oven for similar sense of origin.
Noun
- (US) transparent or translucent pressure-sensitive adhesive tape, used for sealing items together, especially paper.
Translations
adhesive tape — see adhesive tape
See also
- adhesive tape
- Durex
- sellotape, Sellotape (British)
- sticky tape
- tape
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