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tap (one) for (something)
To select someone for some particularopportunity, especially to take up a specific role, position, orpurpose. Often used in passive constructions. The decorated generalhas been tapped by the president for the position of Secretary ofState.
Herein, what does tap me in mean?
tap someone or something onsomething to make one or more light blows on some part of someoneor something. Someone tapped me on the shoulder, and Iturned around to see who it was.
Thereof, what does double tap mean sexually?
Explanation[edit] In this comic, Cueball eitheraccidentally or purposefully exploits the double meanings of"tap." The phrase "tap that ass" is a colloquialismfor "to have intercourse with that person" and is most likely howthe reader expects the phrase to be used.
Verb. tap up. (transitive, Britain) To make aspecific approach to a person considered to be suitable for aprofessional position. In earlier years, the intelligence serviceswould often recruit agents by tapping themup.