tailless
IPA: tˈeɪɫʌs
adjective
- Without a tail; not having a tail.
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Examples of "tailless" in Sentences
- This is a cat born entirely tailless.
- The Malay kite is a model of tailless kite.
- Apes are simply tailless primates, so that's us.
- He continued working on his own tailless designs.
- Also not all of the breed are completely tailless.
- In 1929 aterman built the first tailless monoplane.
- They are bipedal and are entirely tailless and wingless.
- These gave tailless designs a reputation for instability.
- Pitch issues are discussed in the article on tailless aircraft.
- This tailless hairstreak is brownish gray on the upper side of the wings.
- The object, dubbed 2006 SQ372, is a kind of tailless comet that's currently some two billion ...
- I believe we had to choose the name of a tailless monkey — gibbous, gibbon, gibber, none of the above.
- Joel often hears from people who have a tailless squirrel in their neighborhood, usually nicknamed Stub, he said.
- I had contacted Joel with my own squirrel story, asking about a tailless squirrel I see from time to time in my back yard.
- To be classified as tailless, the dog had to have a tail approximately 6 inches or less in length we eliminated small toy dogs from the sample.
- In October 1886, at Tuxedo Park's Autumn Ball, an annual gala honoring debutantes, Griswold and a few of his friends emerged in tailless dress coats and scarlet satin vests.
- The creatures included a monstrous blue unicorn with a beard like a goat and tailless, but talented, beavers that walked on their hind legs, lived in huts and built campfires.
- What is of importance is that Henry Poole & Co.'s archives seem to show the Prince of Wales, above either Griswold or Mr. Potter, deserves recognition for commissioning the tailless dinner jacket earliest—in 1865.
- As legend has it, the notoriously unchaste Prince wished to get to know Mrs. Potter in a more intimate setting, but first he encouraged Mr. Potter to order an avant-garde tailless dinner jacket especially for the trip.
- The tailless satin coat described in Town Topics, Mr. Sonne believes, was a variation on the classic British naval mess coat, a uniform Griswold and his pals observed officers wearing earlier that summer at the Cowes sailing regattas.