Words and phrases that have a meaning related to tails: (175 results)
Contains:
morning coat, swallow-tailed coat, swallowtail
Often used in the same context:
beaks, snouts, necks, rumps, feathers, butts, mandibles, forelegs, barbels, manes, dewclaws, marabou, dewlap, whiskers, claws, pinkies, june bug, fins, talons, wingtips, bob, wattles, clawless, callosities, collars, fanny, pointy, thighbones, legs, appendages, hairs, forelimbs, hindquarters, fantails, palps, tubercles, hooves, calicos, banderillas, scutes, monkey, pincers, pouters, forequarters, forelock, forewings, noses, pelvises, muzzles, calfs, patootie, paws, flagella, sterns, jig, abdomens, underwings, asses, torsos, keisters, tricorn, daddy longlegs, forefeet, backstays, hackle, bellies, ringlet, cocks, tail feather, tippets, dalmatians, udders, flippers, protuberances, ventral fin, chins, hind, noggins, ankles, tongues, clodhoppers, fiddler crab, phoebes, mantises, remoras, antlers, foreheads, quills, horsehead, broadtail, shads, pelage, trilbies, brogans, sculpins, anuses, flappy, furless, hocks, pectoral fin, jaws, humpty, tail, horns, wings, beak, prongs, strips, fin, hoops, muzzle, plaits, skirts, spokes, arrowheads
Appears in the definition of:
ape, carangidae, cat, catarrhine, chow, chow chow, chrysanthemum dog, coney, cony, crayfish, curassow, docked, family carangidae, four-tailed bandage, genus saururus, head, jenny wren, langouste, lemur, morning coat, mouse, new world monkey, old world monkey, opossum, phalanger, platyrrhine, possum, rabbit, rock lobster, saururus, seahorse, sea cow, sea horse, sirenian, sirenian mammal, spiny lobster, success, swallow-tailed coat, swallowtail, tibetan terrier, trogon, undocked, whip-snake, whip snake, wood-rat, wood rat, wren
More general:
eveningwear, evening clothes, evening dress, formalwear
Synonyms:
Also try:dress suit, full dress, tail coat, tailcoat, white tie, white tie and tails
— Adjectives for tails: long, short, nine, white, bushy, black, prehensile, fat, hydrophobic, pig, red, more...
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