sellotape

In british|lang=en terms the difference between sellotape and sellotape

is that sellotape is (british) a brand of adhesive tape (and similar products) similar to scotch tape (us ) while sellotape is (british) a brand of adhesive tape (and similar products) similar to scotch tape (us ).

As nouns the difference between sellotape and sellotape

is that sellotape is (british) a brand of adhesive tape (and similar products) similar to scotch tape (us ) while sellotape is (british) a brand of adhesive tape (and similar products) similar to scotch tape (us ).

As nouns the difference between bandage and sellotape

is that bandage is while sellotape is (british) a brand of adhesive tape (and similar products) similar to scotch tape (us ).

As nouns the difference between sellotape and scotch

is that sellotape is adhesive tape while scotch is a surface cut or abrasion.

As verbs the difference between sellotape and scotch

is that sellotape is to seal something with adhesive tape while scotch is to cut or score; to wound superficially.

As an adjective scotch is

of Scottish origin.

As a proper noun Scotch is

the Scottish dialect of English, or the Scots language.

As nouns the difference between ducktape and sellotape

is that ducktape is alternative form of duck tape while sellotape is adhesive tape.

As a verb sellotape is

to seal something with adhesive tape.

As nouns the difference between glue and sellotape

is that glue is a hard gelatin made by boiling bones and hides, used in solution as an adhesive; or any sticky adhesive substance while sellotape is (british) a brand of adhesive tape (and similar products) similar to scotch tape (us ).

As a verb glue

is to join or attach something using glue.

As a noun sellotape

is (british) a brand of adhesive tape (and similar products) similar to scotch tape (us ).

As a verb sellotaped is

(sellotape).