tailed

IPA: tˈeɪɫd

(often in combination) Having a tail.
(entomology) Of certain butterflies, having one or more filamentous projections on the tornal section of each hind wing.

Examples of "tailed" in Sentences

McGuffey "tailed" on to the rope and with raucous cries hauled away.
But everyone was bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, which is always a good sign.
Armand either got busted by his mommy, or has high-tailed from the spank’n. cei la vie
I will tell you that it dragged in the middle and, for me, really kind of tailed off at the end.
The poem, in Italian, is an extended or "tailed" sonnet, with a coda of six lines appended to the standard 14.
The piece of gray matter that lies highest in the cerebral interior is the caudate nucleus ( "tailed" L, because of its shape).
Peninsula and the Philippines, and our explorers have failed to obtain any specimens of the "tailed" people in whose existence many of the
The order Ophiomorpha, as has been before observed, present a general resemblance to serpents, and a special resemblance to certain short-tailed ones; though it is rather with the Amphisbenian Sauriansthat they may most advantageously be compared.