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Definition 1:
The part of an animal’s body that extends from the animal’s back end see pictures at bird horse.
Examples:
A monkey with a long tail
Definition 2:
A long piece that extends from the back end or bottom of something see also pigtails ponytail shirttail.
Examples:
The tail of a kite
A comet’s tail
Definition 3:
The back end of an airplane, helicopter, etc. see picture at airplane.
Definition 4:
The back side of a coin :the side of a coin that is opposite the side which shows a picture of a person’s head usually used to refer to one of the two choices you can make when a coin is thrown in the air to decide something compare head 5.
Examples:
I call tails.
Is it heads or tails? [=did the coin land with heads or tails facing up?]
Definition 5:
tailcoat .
Examples:
He wore a top hat and tails.
Definition 6:
A person (such as a detective) who follows or watches someone .
Examples:
They put a tail on the suspect. [=they had someone follow the suspect]
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