Tap (valve)
A tap is a valve for controlling the release of a liquid or gas. In British English the word is used for any everyday type of valve, particularly the fittings on bathtubs and sinks that would be called faucets elsewhere. In American English the usage is sometimes more specialised, with the term tap restricted to uses such as beer taps and the word "faucet" used for cold water outlets; although some Americans use "tap" in the broader sense as well.
Related Topics:
Valve - Liquid - Gas - British English - Faucet - American English
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