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tailwalk

/ˈteɪlˌwɔːk/

tailwalk noun: a trick performed by a sea creature, typically a dolphin.

tailwalk: a trick performed by a sea creature, typically a dolphin
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Noun

tailwalk (plural tailwalks)

  1. A trick performed by a sea creature, typically a dolphin.

Verb

tailwalk (third-person singular simple present tailwalks, present participle tailwalking, simple past and past participle tailwalked)

  1. To perform a tailwalk

Forms of tailwalk

Noun
pluraltailwalks
Verb
third-person singular presenttailwalks
present participletailwalking
past participletailwalked
pasttailwalked

Questions about tailwalk

What does tailwalk mean?
Tailwalk means a trick performed by a sea creature, typically a dolphin.
What part of speech is tailwalk?
Tailwalk can be a noun or a verb.
How do you pronounce tailwalk?
Tailwalk is pronounced /ˈteɪlˌwɔːk/.
What is the plural of tailwalk?
The plural of tailwalk is tailwalks.

Words near tailwalk in the dictionary

  1. Tailuge
  2. tailvein
  3. tailveins
  4. tailwagger
  5. tailwaggers
  6. tailwalk
  7. tailwalked
  8. tailwalking
  9. tailwalks
  10. tailward
  11. tailwards

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