Noun
nametag (plural nametags)
A tag with one's name inscribed on it.
Here's your nametag for the business conference.
We'd better put nametags in the children's school uniforms, in case they get mixed up.
Ideal for business travelers, the Icare in Monogram canvas with the classic leather nametag and iconic stripes assures that you will always travel in style. Source: Internet
The bag might smile with a curled outside pocket zipper at a reservation desk worker and wave a nametag at a baggage check-in employee. Source: Internet
We are all standing at the service counter waiting, and I notice the "DIF" on her nametag, standing for "Integral Family Development." Source: Internet
I guess if royal kids forget how to spell their name they can check the spelling on the nametag inside their crown. Source: Internet
Congressman Lewis was just casually walking around in a suit with a nametag. Source: Internet
Sadly though she had to pull out at the last minute, which is why Faizon Love's character is not only named "Wanda," but wears the same Wanda nametag in the movie. Source: Internet