17. Tail

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Pronunciation: teɪl


Grammatical Meaning: Noun



Definition: the hindmost part of an animal, especially that forming a distinct, flexible appendage to the trunk.


Story quote: "Lots of people have fleas," said the cowboy.  "You don't have a tail." "Lots of people have fleas," said the cowboy.  "You don't have a tail."



Sentences: My cat has a very hairy tail. / The cops were on my tail. 

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