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Definition of tail
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Tail (n.) Same as
Tailing,
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Grison
::
Grison
(n.) A South
American
animal
of the
family
Mustelidae
(Galictis
vittata).
It is about two feet long,
exclusive
of the tail. Its under parts are
black.
Also
called
South
American
glutton..
Kinkajou
::
Kinkajou
(n.) A
nocturnal
carnivorous
mammal
(Cercoleptes
caudivolvulus)
of South
America,
about as large as a
full-grown
cat. It has a
prehensile
tail and lives in
trees.
It is the only
representative
of a
distinct
family
(Cercoleptidae)
allied
to the
raccoons.
Called
also
potto,
and honey
bear..
Uropygium
::
Uropygium
(n.) The
prominence
at the
posterior
extremity
of a
bird's
body, which
supports
the
feathers
of the tail; the rump; --
sometimes
called
pope's
nose..
Parrot
::
Parrot
(n.) Any
species
of
Psittacus,
Chrysotis,
Pionus,
and other
genera
of the
family
Psittacidae,
as
distinguished
from the
parrakeets,
macaws,
and
lories.
They have a short
rounded
or even tail, and often a naked space on the
cheeks.
The gray
parrot,
or jako (P.
erithacus)
of
Africa
(see
Jako),
and the
species
of
Amazon,
or
green,
parrots
(Chrysotis)
of
America,
are
examples.
Many
species,
as cage
birds,
readily
learn to
imitate
sounds,
and to
repeat
words and
phrases..
Jager
::
"Jager
(n.) Any
species
of gull of the genus
Stercorarius.
Three
species
occur on the
Atlantic
coast.
The
jagers
pursue
other
species
of gulls and force them to
disgorge
their prey. The two
middle
tail
feathers
are
usually
decidedly
longer
than the rest.
Called
also
boatswain,
and
marline-spike
bird. The name is also
applied
to the skua, or
Arctic
gull
(Megalestris
skua)..
Caudated
::
Caudated
(a.)
Having
a tail;
having
a
termination
like a tail.
Cercaria
::
Cercaria
(n.) The
larval
form of a
trematode
worm
having
the shape of a
tadpole,
with its body
terminated
by a
tail-like
appendage..
Cabotage
::
Cabotage
(n.)
Navigation
along the
coast;
the
details
of coast
pilotage.
Cat
::
Cat (n.) A cat o' nine
tails.
See
below.
Dovetail
::
Dovetail
(v. t.) To join by means of
dovetails.
Minutia
::
Minutia
(n.) A
minute
particular;
a small or minor
detail;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural.
Ringsail
::
Ringsail
(n.) See
Ringtail,
2..
Roundly
::
Roundly
(adv.)
Without
regard
to
detail;
in
gross;
comprehensively;
generally;
as, to give
numbers
roundly..
Reed-mace
::
Reed-mace
(n.) The
cat-tail.
Bristletail
::
Bristletail
(n.) An
insect
of the
genera
Lepisma,
Campodea,
etc.,
belonging
to the
Thysanura..
Tail
::
Tail (n.) Any long,
flexible
terminal
appendage;
whatever
resembles,
in shape or
position,
the tail of an
animal,
as a
catkin..
Taille
::
Taille
(n.) The
French
name for the tenor voice or part; also, for the tenor viol or
viola..
Wholesale
::
Wholesale
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
engaged
in, trade by the piece or large
quantity;
selling
to
retailers
or
jobbers
rather
than to
consumers;
as, a
wholesale
merchant;
the
wholesale
price..
Formedon
::
Formedon
(n.) A writ of right for a
tenant
in tail in case of a
discontinuance
of the
estate
tail. This writ has been
abolished.
Fantail
::
Fantail
(n.) A
variety
of the
domestic
pigeon,
so
called
from the shape of the
tail..
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