tam
/tæm/Definitions
1. noun
A basket or container made of wicker or straw, used for carrying fruit or other goods.
“The market stall had a big tam full of fresh apples.”
2. verb
To cover or enclose something, especially with a lid or a covering.
“She tampered the box with a piece of tape to make it secure.”
3. verb
To modify or alter something, especially by making subtle changes.
“The artist tampered with the painting to make it look more realistic.”
4. verb
To conceal or hide something, especially by covering it up.
“The detective tried to tamper with the evidence to mislead the investigation.”