tail (off) (Meaning)
tail (off)
to become smaller or quieter in a gradual way
Synonyms & Antonyms of tail (off)
tail (off) Sentence Examples
- The cat tail whipped back and forth in irritation.
- The kite's tail streamed behind it in the wind.
- The mice scurried away with their tails held high.
- The lizard's tail twitched nervously as it approached its prey.
- The dog wagged its tail enthusiastically upon seeing its owner.
- The horse flicked its tail to ward off flies.
- The lion's tail hung heavily behind its massive body.
- The squirrel's bushy tail served as an effective umbrella against the rain.
- The farmer tied the cow's tail to a post to keep her from wandering off.
- The wind blew the flames of the bonfire tail out towards the spectators.
FAQs About the word tail (off)
to become smaller or quieter in a gradual way
fade (away), taper off, drop (off), evaporate, die (away or down or out), peter (out), melt (away), give out, fritter (away), slow (down)
soar, wax, intensify, pick up, grow, rise, build, enlarge,increase, mount
The cat tail whipped back and forth in irritation.
The kite's tail streamed behind it in the wind.
The mice scurried away with their tails held high.
The lizard's tail twitched nervously as it approached its prey.
