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tails
[ teylz ]
adjective
- (of a coin) with the reverse facing up: Compare heads ( def ).
On the next toss, the coin came up tails.
noun
Example Sentences
Each weighing about 20 pounds and known for their sand-colored fluffy tails, the monkeys that inhabit this island today are descendants of those brought over by primatologist Clarence Carpenter in the late 1930s.
Some people add lobster tails and mussels; others prefer to stay with only fish.
For example, sharks move their tails horizontally and whales move them vertically to swim, which will have an impact on how their bodies move throughout the water, he explained.
Ireland have beaten Galthie's side in back-to-back Six Nations, and now know that a France side with their tails up will be coming to Dublin for a showdown.
Just two days later, the AI returned a few hypotheses - and its first thought, the top answer provided, suggested superbugs may take tails in exactly the way his research described.
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