Taking tags literally - could be fun?

Tags are often meaningless. they should help the reader decide on the story or not. Or can be useful in a search. A tag 'downtown party' is not useful to anybody, not even the author, but you see them.
 
So far I have the only story tagged 'lingual' (story description: A sublingual seduction.) The tag 'Bilingual' is used 9 times, all but two are audio tales. Odd.
Employing the derived meaning. I went for a literal Latin translation. As in: Glossoschisis.
 
Tags are often meaningless. they should help the reader decide on the story or not. Or can be useful in a search.
Funny enough, I have a couple stories coming up where I'm going to have to be a bit misleading with the tags in order not to give away the plot twists.
 
"Anal" - a meticulous accountant happily excavates minute mistakes in a firm's financial records.
"Water sports" - Jane's dream of being accepted into the swim team comes true.
"Cheating Wife" - Andrew is devastated to learn his wife has been cheating on board game night since before they were married.

That one would be a bigger betrayal in my relationship than the "Literotica standard" interpretation.
 
"Taking tags" - removing license plates from cars in order to use them to conceal the stolen status of the one you're driving

Hey, the thread is titled "literally taking tags" or something
 
"Creampie" - Annabel's cooking class descends into chaos when a clown signs up for the course
"Deepthroat" - Joan wrestles her conscience as she covertly provides information to the local newspaper about her boss, the Mayor of Littlebrook, MA.
"Feet" - Andrew's resolve to pursue a career in podiatric medicine is tested when he is once again faced with Mrs. Schiller's bunions.

This is a fun way to kickstart the old braincells on a Monday morning :)
 
Rimjob: John was proud of his pimped muscle car with brand-new rims.
Blowjob: Sara got her hair blow-dried for her wedding.
Spanking: Eva said the new restaurant downtown is doing a spanking new menu.
Bondage: It took me ages to put each book in a cloth binding.
Fisting: He raised his fist in the air as the crowd cheered.
 
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