Tattoo (disambiguation)

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A tattoo is a marking made by the insertion of pigment into the skin.

Tattoo may also refer to:

In military:

• HMAS Tattoo, S-class destroyer
• Military tattoo, military drum performance
• Royal International Air Tattoo, British airshow
• Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo, large indoor show in Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia
• Virginia International Tattoo, an annual exhibition of military bands, massed pipes and drums, military drill teams, gymnasts, Scottish dancers, and choirs, held in Norfolk, Virginia

In music:

• Tattoo, 1973 album by Rory Gallagher
• "Tattoo", song by The Who from the album The Who Sell Out.
• "Tattoo", song by Gang of Four (band) from the album Shrinkwrapped.
• "Tattoo", song by Janis Ian from the album Breaking Silence.
• Tattoo You, album by The Rolling Stones'.'
• "Tattoo", song by Alliance and Fabo.
• "Tattoo", a single by Mike Oldfield, from the album Tubular Bells II.
• "Tattoo (song)", song by Jordin Sparks.
• "Tattoo" is also a song by Mercy Drive.

In fiction:

• Tattoo (2002 film), 2002 film directed by Robert Schwentke
• Tattoo (character), portrayed by Hervé Villechaize on the TV series Fantasy Island
• Tattoo (comics), fictional mutant character in the Marvel Comics Universe
• Tattoo (film), 1981 film with Bruce Dern and Maud Adams
• Tattoo (Prison Break), the elaborate tattoo detailling the escape plan, which belongs to the antagonist of American television series, Prison Break
• "Tattoo" (Voyager episode), the 24th episode of Star Trek: Voyager

In other fields:

• Tattoo (magazine), an alt- adult magizine.
• Tattoo, locomotive design of Kerr Stuart
• Tattoo, rum product by Captain Morgan
• Tattoo teen newspaper, the largest teen-written newspaper in the world
• A slang term for hitting someone hard with a football.

See also

• Audrey Tautou
• t.A.T.u., (the Russian Pop Music duo)

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