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rattail
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rat-tail (rttl)
n.
See grenadier.
adj. also rat·tailed (-tld) or rat·tail (rttl)
Shaped like or having a part shaped like a rat's tail: a rat-tail file; a rattail comb.
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Noun1.rattail - deep-sea fish with a large head and body and long tapering tail
gadoid, gadoid fish - a soft-finned fish of the family Gadidae


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A model paraded up and down the catwalk in the headdress, which covered her whole face except her eyes, complete with rat tails dangling down at the front and whiskers tickling her skin.
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La Moss has apparently inspired a new hair care range, so we 'civilians', to borrow Liz Hurley's disdainful take on the ordinary folk God loved so much because He made so many of us, can now flaunt our own brassy rat tails.
 
 
 
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