Object

• godwit: The first black tailed godwits were found and lots more stilts and stints.

Converse of object

• wag: The diabetes took your sight and with it your smile, but the tail still wagged.

• fork: A being with horns and a forked tail is a myth.

Adjective modifier

• bushy: They are about twice the size of a domestic cat, with tabby markings and a long bushy tail.

• kinked: The squint and kinked tail have been bred out and rarely appear in the modern breed.

• curly: The heavy head alighted just above the root of the boar's curly tail.

Modifies a noun

• feather: A token of their ancestry will be seen in the curly tail feathers of the drakes.

• fin: The black craft was a perfect triangle, with no jagged edges or visible rear tail fin.

• fluke: Tail flukes are pointed at the tips with a concave trailing edge and a deep median notch.

• rotor: No tail rotor, making it 50 per cent quieter.

• wag: That would be to let the tail wag the dog.

• ender: Unable to find any support Clifford himself was bowled and the tail enders were left to play for bonus points and a possible draw.

Noun used with modifier

• pheasant: The big trout trigger points on this fly are the trailing pheasant tail legs, which identify this fly to the fish.

• pony: I'm going to claim that pony tail of his as a trophy.

• lobster: All of the lobster tails breaded george lucas science-fiction the rocks along.

• crayfish: The smart restaurant serves fantastic tapas dishes throughout the day - including Parma ham crisps, crayfish tails and baby octopus.

Possessives

• peacock: Hence, for example, the peacock's tail.

Preposition: of

• underachievement: The results show in Table 3 that the early intervention virtually eliminated the potential tail of underachievement.

• pancreas: Spiral computed tomography of the pancreas showed a 3 x 2.5 cm mass in the region of the tail of the pancreas.

• comet: The solar wind has large effects on the tails of comets and even has measurable effects on the trajectories of spacecraft.