Tag Along
A Tag Along is typically someone who follows other people who dont like him/her around and say unfunny things and laugh at their own jokes or dont speak.Tag-along
A person who follows around another particular group of friends (a "clique") but does not really interact with them. This person tries to be friends with the group, but due to any number of things, the person has nothing to share with the group or anything to add to the conversation. This creates an incredibly awkward situation where the group wants him to go away, but says nothing, and the person feels he does not belong, but doesn't want to just leave.
Therefore, the person decides to stick with the people and hope for the best. He hangs on the edge of the group and follows them from time to time, becoming a "tag-along"
Therefore, the person decides to stick with the people and hope for the best. He hangs on the edge of the group and follows them from time to time, becoming a "tag-along"
Example:
Jeff: Dude, was that Mike that just walked up, said "Hi", stood around us for ten minutes, then walked away?
John: Yeah, Mike is such a Tag-along.
Jeff: Dude, was that Mike that just walked up, said "Hi", stood around us for ten minutes, then walked away?
John: Yeah, Mike is such a Tag-along.
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a person who can not take no for an answer and repeatedly follows people who he thinks he is friends with and he gets bullied.
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Tag-along
Some that tag's along with you everywhere and invites themselves over to your house, some what like a douche bag
Example:
Tyler why are you inviting yourself over to my house cant you jump of a bridge like everyone else
Tyler why are you inviting yourself over to my house cant you jump of a bridge like everyone else
tag alongers
People hired by a store for security purposes and follow you everywhere you go while failing at trying to be inconspicuous.
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Tag-along
Someone who accompanies you or your group. A member of your posse. There can be a negative connotation, as in someone unwanted, but that is often not the case.
Example:
Person 1 "I'm going to get some pizza, anyone want to come?"
Person 2 "I'll be a tag-along"
Person 1 "I'm going to get some pizza, anyone want to come?"
Person 2 "I'll be a tag-along"
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Example:
'who's the tag along behind'
'who's the tag along behind'