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Definitions from the WebLacking a TailDescription:Lacking a tail refers to the absence or the condition of not having a tail. This term can be used to describe physical attributes, characteristics, or qualities of organisms, especially animals, that do not possess a tail. Senses and Usages:Noun1. In zoology, an organism without a tail, or the condition of not having a tail. Example sentence: The Manx cat is a breed of domestic cat that is known for lacking a tail. Related Products: Manx cat on Amazon Adjective1. Describing an organism or object that does not possess a tail. Example sentence: The tailless lizard is a reptile species that is characterized by being lacking a tail. Related Products: Tailless lizard on Amazon 2. Referring to the absence or deficiency of a certain quality or characteristic. Example sentence: The tailless airplane design resulted in improved maneuverability. Related Products: Tailless airplane on Amazon Verb1. The act of not possessing or being deprived of a tail. Example sentence: Some dog breeds are selectively bred to be tailless. Related Products: Tailless dog breeds on Amazon 2. To lack or be deficient in a certain quality or characteristic. Example sentence: The painting unfortunately lacks a tail of creativity. Related Products: Painting supplies on Amazon | ||||
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