Tail Unscramble word

tail is a Scrabble word, tail uses Four letters.
Scrabble point value for tail Four points.
Words with Friends point value for tail: Four points.

Unscrambled words using the letter's TAIL

Below are the results of unscrambling tail. We found a total of 37 words by unscrambling the letters in tail.

Definitions of tail

British English : tail To tail someone means to follow close behind them and watch where they go and what they do. VERBOfficers had tailed the gang during a major undercover inquiry.

noun

1. the region of the vertebrate body that is posterior to or above the anus and contains an elongation of the vertebral column, esp forming a flexible movable appendage related adjective caudal
2. anything resembling such an appendage in form or position; the bottom, lowest, or rear part   ⇒ the tail of a shirt
3. the last part or parts   ⇒ the tail of the storm
4. the rear part of an aircraft including the fin, tailplane, and control surfaces; empennage
5. (astronomy ) the luminous stream of gas and dust particles, up to 200 million kilometres long, driven from the head of a comet, when close to the sun, under the effect of the solar wind and light pressure
6. the rear portion of a bomb, rocket, missile, etc, usually fitted with guiding or stabilizing vanes
7. a line of people or things
8. a long braid or tress of hair   ⇒ a ponytail , a pigtail
9. Also called : tailfly (angling ) the lowest fly on a wet-fly cast
10. a final short line in a stanza
11. (informal ) a person employed to follow and spy upon another or others
12. an informal word for buttocks See buttock
13. (taboo , slang ) the female genitals a woman considered sexually (esp in the phrases piece of tail, bit of tail)
14. the female genitals
15. a woman considered sexually (esp in the phrases piece of tail, bit of tail)
16. (printing ) the margin at the foot of a page the bottom edge of a book
17. the margin at the foot of a page
18. the bottom edge of a book
19. the lower end of a pool or part of a stream
20. (informal ) the course or track of a fleeing person or animal   ⇒ the police are on my tail
21. (modifier) coming from or situated in the rear   ⇒ a tail wind
22. See turn tail
23. See with one's tail between one's legs
24. the female genitals
25. a woman considered sexually (esp in the phrases piece of tail, bit of tail)
26. the margin at the foot of a page
27. the bottom edge of a book

verb

1. to form or cause to form the tail
2. to remove the tail of (an animal); dock
3. (transitive) to remove the stalk of   ⇒ to top and tail the gooseberries
4. (transitive) to connect (objects, ideas, etc) together by or as if by the tail
5. (transitive) (informal ) to follow stealthily
6. (transitive) (Australian ) to tend (cattle) on foot
7. (intransitive) (of a vessel) to assume a specified position, as when at a mooring
8. to build the end of (a brick, joist, etc) into a wall or (of a brick, etc) to have one end built into a wall

noun

1. the limitation of an estate or interest to a person and the heirs of his body See also entail

adjective

1. (immediately postpositive) (of an estate or interest) limited in this way