Associations to the word «Tailed»
Noun
- Flycatcher
- Shrew
- Deer
- Tit
- Lr
- Squirrel
- Shrike
- Pheasant
- Weasel
- Bat
- Wedge
- Kite
- Swallow
- Thrush
- Gull
- Starling
- Woodpecker
- Coyote
- Hawk
- Racket
- Sheath
- Tern
- Quail
- Kingfisher
- Elk
- Rat
- Warbler
- Buzzard
- Moose
- Osprey
- Mammal
- Heron
- Raptor
- Harrier
- Magpie
- Parrot
- Otter
- Sharp
- Pigeon
- Stork
- Finch
- Gopher
- Vulture
- Spp
- Kangaroo
- Owl
- Zebra
- Gibbon
- Lizard
- Wren
- Lark
- Red
- Antelope
- White
- Prairie
- Salamander
- Mule
- Mouse
- Eagle
- Fork
- Short
- Alligator
- Lesser
- Yellow
- Lynx
- Duck
- Bison
- Chestnut
- Dragonfly
- Rodent
- Eater
- Fat
- Long
Adjective
Wiktionary
TAILED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of tail
TAILED, adjective. (in combination) having the specified form of tail
TAILED, adjective. Having a tail.
TAILED FROG, noun. A member of one of two species of frogs in the Ascaphus genus, having distinctive tails.
TAILED FROGS, noun. Plural of tailed frog
Dictionary definition
TAILED, adjective. Having a tail of a specified kind; often used in combination.
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