tap
tap
verb
To make use of or draw upon a resource or supply.
"We need to tap into new markets."
verb
To hit something gently and quickly, often making a soft sound.
"She tapped her foot impatiently."
noun
A device controlling the flow of liquid, especially water, from a pipe.
"Please turn off the kitchen tap."
verb
To secretly connect a device to a phone line to listen to calls.
"The police tapped his phone."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: strike, rap, exploit, hydrant, water tap, water faucet, pat, tip, bug, intercept, wiretap, knock