The term 'Tapping Target' is a combination of three words: WIRE (4 letters), KEG (3 letters), and TREESAP (7 letters). WIRE is a thin metal strand that is used to conduct electricity or to bind objects together. KEG is a cylindrical container made of metal, wood, or plastic that is used to store and transport liquids, such as beer. TREESAP is a sweet liquid produced by certain trees, such as maple trees, which is collected and boiled down to make syrup. Together, these three words form the term 'Tapping Target, ' which is a method of collecting sap from trees for use in making syrup.