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Definition of tail
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tail is as below...
Tail (n.) A
portion
of an
incision,
at its
beginning
or end, which does not go
through
the whole
thickness
of the skin, and is more
painful
than a
complete
incision;
--
called
also
tailing..
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Detail
::
Detail
(n.) A
minute
portion;
one of the small
parts;
a
particular;
an item; -- used
chiefly
in the
plural;
as, the
details
of a
scheme
or
transaction..
Graduate
::
Graduate
(v. i.) To
taper,
as the tail of
certain
birds..
Bobtail
::
Bobtail
(n.) An
animal
(as a horse or dog) with a short tail.
Dabb
::
Dabb (n.) A
large,
spine-tailed
lizard
(Uromastix
spinipes),
found in
Egypt,
Arabia,
and
Palestine;
--
called
also
dhobb,
and
dhabb..
Gnu
::
Gnu (n.) One of two
species
of large South
African
antelopes
of the genus
Catoblephas,
having
a mane and bushy tail, and
curved
horns in both
sexes..
Taille
::
Taille
(n.) The
French
name for the tenor voice or part; also, for the tenor viol or
viola..
Phalangist
::
Phalangist
(n.) Any
arboreal
marsupial
of the genus
Phalangista.
The
vulpine
phalangist
(P.
vulpina)
is the
largest
species,
the full grown male being about two and a half feet long. It has a large bushy
tail..
Intail
::
Intail
(v. t.) See
Entail,
v. t..
Rat-tail
::
Rat-tail
(n.) The
California
chimaera.
See
Chimaera.
Prolixity
::
Prolixity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
prolix;
great
length;
minute
detail;
as,
prolixity
in
discourses
and
writings..
Mademoiselle
::
Mademoiselle
(n.) A
marine
food fish
(Sciaena
chrysura),
of the
Southern
United
States;
--
called
also
yellowtail,
and
silver
perch..
Monkeytail
::
Monkeytail
(n.) A
short,
round iron bar or lever used in naval
gunnery..
Bush
::
Bush (n.) The tail, or
brush,
of a fox..
Tiger
::
Tiger (n.) A very large and
powerful
carnivore
(Felis
tigris)
native
of
Southern
Asia and the East
Indies.
Its back and sides are tawny or
rufous
yellow,
transversely
striped
with
black,
the tail is
ringed
with
black,
the
throat
and belly are
nearly
white.
When full
grown,
it
equals
or
exceeds
the lion in size and
strength.
Called
also royal
tiger,
and
Bengal
tiger..
Cetacea
::
Cetacea
(n. pl.) An order of
marine
mammals,
including
the
whales.
Like
ordinary
mammals
they
breathe
by means of
lungs,
and bring forth
living
young which they
suckle
for some time. The
anterior
limbs are
changed
to
paddles;
the tail
flukes
are
horizontal.
There are two
living
suborders:.
Deal
::
Deal (v. i.) To do a
distributing
or
retailing
business,
as
distinguished
from that of a
manufacturer
or
producer;
to
traffic;
to
trade;
to do
business;
as, he deals in
flour..
Pika
::
Pika (n.) Any one of
several
species
of
rodents
of the genus
Lagomys,
resembling
small
tailless
rabbits.
They
inhabit
the high
mountains
of Asia and
America.
Called
also
calling
hare, and
crying
hare. See Chief
hare..
Promerops
::
Promerops
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of very
brilliant
birds
belonging
to
Promerops,
Epimarchus,
and
allied
genera,
closely
related
to the
paradise
birds,
and
mostly
native
of New
Guinea.
They have a long
curved
beak and a long
graduated
tail..
Tailless
::
Tailless
(a.)
Having
no tail.
Detailed
::
Detailed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Detai.
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