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hauling tail

hauling tail is the present participle and gerund of haul tail.

Meaning of haul tail

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.

Questions about hauling tail

What is hauling tail the present participle and gerund of?
Hauling tail is the present participle and gerund of haul tail.

Words near hauling tail in the dictionary

  1. hauling in
  2. hauling off
  3. hauling one's ashes
  4. hauling out
  5. hauling someone over the coals
  6. hauling tail
  7. hauling up
  8. haulings
  9. haulm
  10. haulms
  11. haulmy

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