straytap
nounUK /ˈstreɪ.tæp/
US /ˈstreɪ.tæp/
A straytap is a little tap that water comes out of when you press it.
She pressed the straytap and cold water splashed into her cup.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A tap that has come loose from its pipe and wanders off.
The plumber found a straytap leaking under the old house.
3. A small tool used to cut threads inside a hole.
He used a straytap to make the screw fit tightly.
4. A light knock or pat with the fingers.
She gave the door a straytap to see if anyone was home.