to tase
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8.8
- verb
- /teɪz/
- NSFW
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inmovilizar con pistola eléctrica
- In order to subdue the aggressive suspect, the officer had to tase him.
- tased by police
- get tased
- tased by officer
I don't want this so that's why I wouldn't get tased.
- I don't want this so that's why I wouldn't get tased.
- So when this guy was tased and he's in the room of cops, you know, sort of hard guys, he.
- So do that tase do that, tase your fat little fat, that kind of thing, Right, Right.
Examples
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Should I tase him?
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You gonna tase me for drinking a Diet Coke, Ben?
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We'll tase him until he gives you your present back.
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I will tase you, woman!
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Don't you make me tase you!
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Who wants to get Tased?
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She used to say, "If you come any nearer, I'll tase you in the face."
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And trust me when I say that you don't want to be tased by a court reporter... it hurts.
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Don't tase me, bro.
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Arguably, the incident could have been better terminated by tasing or spraying the woman.
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Synonyms
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3.4
To give a person a sudden painful electric shock
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4.0
To make someone unconscious or dazed for a short time by a hit
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5.5
To give someone an electric shock with a handheld device to stop them briefly
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Tase comes from the name TASER, the electric gun, and that name came from the story character 'Tom Swift' and his 'electric rifle'. So to tase someone is to 'shock' them with that device to make them stop for a short time.