TAILERS
- TAILER, one who secretly follows another [n]
- TAILER, one that secretly follows another [n]
- to connect end to end
- remove the tail of (an animal) dock
- remove the stem or bottom part of topping and tailing gooseberries
- make or furnish with a tail
- follow or be drawn behind like a tail
- follow for purposes of surveillance
- form or move in a straggling line
- grow progressively smaller, fainter, or more scattered abate usually used with off productivity is tailing off Tom Nicholson
- swing or lie with the stern in a named direction used of a ship at anchor
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