Reclaimed from wildness, savagery, or barbarism.Of beasts, birds, etc.: Reclaimed from the feral condition or state of nature for the use or benefit of man; not wild; domesticated; made tractable.Having lost or not exhibiting the usual characteristics of a wild animal, as ferocity, fear of man, and shyness: as, a tame wild cat; the wild ducks are quite tame this season; the bear seemed very tame.Cultivated; improved: noting land, vegetable products, etc.Submissive; spiritless; pusillanimous.Sluggish; languid; dull; lacking earnestness, fervor, or ardor.Deficient in interesting or striking qualities; uninspiring; insipid; flat: as, a tame description.Ineffectual; impotent; inert.Accommodated to one's habits; wonted; accustomed.Feeble, vapid, prosy, prosaic.To reclaim from a wild or savage state; overcome the natural ferocity or shyness of; make gentle and tractable; domesticate; break in, as a wild beast or bird.To subdue; curb; reduce to submission.To destroy; kill.To deprive of courage, spirit, ardor, or animation.To make subdued in color or luster; soften; relieve; tone down.To open; broach.To divide; deal out; formerly, to cut; carve.