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haul tail

haul tail verb: to leave; to depart.

Verb

haul tail (third-person singular simple present hauls tail, present participle hauling tail, simple past and past participle hauled tail)

  1. (US, slang) To leave; to depart.

Forms of haul tail

third-person singular presenthauls tail
present participlehauling tail
past participlehauled tail
pasthauled tail

Questions about haul tail

What does haul tail mean?
Haul tail means to leave; to depart.
What part of speech is haul tail?
Haul tail is a verb.
What is the past tense of haul tail?
The past tense of haul tail is hauled tail.

Words near haul tail in the dictionary

  1. haul one's ashes
  2. haul out
  3. haul road
  4. haul roads
  5. haul someone over the coals
  6. haul tail
  7. haul truck
  8. haul trucks
  9. haul up
  10. haul video
  11. haul videos

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