softtap
verbUK /ˈsɒft.tæp/
US /ˈsɔːft.tæp/
To tap something very gently and softly.
She softtapped the screen to wake her phone.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A gentle, quiet tap or touch.
He gave the door a softtap before entering.
3. To type on a keyboard or screen with light, quiet presses.
She softtapped her reply on the tablet.
4. A light tapping sound.
The softtap of rain on the window helped me sleep.
5. To tap a musical rhythm very softly.
He softtapped the beat on the table.