tail

/teɪl/
noun 6verb 5adj 1name 1

Collocations

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1

(noun.) of an animal, a bird, etc.

ADJ

long | short | bushy, curly, curved, forked, pointed | muscular, prehensile

VERB + TAIL

flick, swish, thrash, wag, whisk

The cat whisked its tail back and forth when it saw the bird outside.

dock

The veterinarian had to dock the dog's tail because it kept getting infected.

TAIL + VERB

twitch, wag, wave

The cat's tail twitched nervously as it watched the bird through the window.

TAIL + NOUN

feathers, fin

2

(noun.) of a thing

TAIL + NOUN

section

The damaged tail section of the aircraft required extensive repairs before it could fly again.

fin, light

PREP

at the ~

The last car at the tail of the traffic jam finally started moving forward.

PHRASES

nose to tail

The cars lined up nose to tail along the highway during rush hour.

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