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Common
noun
•
Elongated
portion
.
The
elongated
back
portion
of a
dress
or
skirt
(or an
ornamental
piece
of
material
added
to
similar
effect
), which
drags
along the
ground
.
A
trail
or
line
of something,
especially
gunpowder
.
The
tail
of a
bird
.
An animal's
trail
or
track
.
•
In Astronomy:
Elongated
portion
.
A
transient
trail
of
glowing
ions
behind a large
meteor
as it
falls
through the
atmosphere
.
•
Connected
sequence
of people or
things
.
A group of people
following
an important
figure
,
king
etc.; a
retinue
, a group of
retainers
.
A group of
animals
,
vehicles
, or people that
follow
one another
in a
line
, such as a
wagon train
; a
caravan
or
procession
.
A
sequence
of
events
or
ideas
which are
interconnected
; a
course
or
procedure
of something.
State
of
progress
,
status
,
situation
(in
phrases
introduced
by in a +
adjective
).
A set of
interconnected
mechanical
parts
which
operate
each other
in
sequence
.
A
series
of
electrical
pulses
.
A
series
of
specified
vehicles
,
originally
tramcars
in a
mine
, and
later
especially
railway carriages
,
coupled
together.
A
line
of
connected
railway
cars
or
carriages
considered
overall
as a
mode of transport
; (as
uncountable
noun
)
rail
travel
.
A
long
,
heavy
sleigh
used in
Canada
for the
transportation
of
merchandise
,
wood
, etc.
•
In Military:
Connected
sequence
of people or
things
.
The
men
and
vehicles
following
an
army
, which
carry
artillery
and other
equipment
for
battle
or
siege
.
•
In Computing:
Connected
sequence
of people or
things
.
A
software
release
schedule
.
•
In Sex:
Connected
sequence
of people or
things
.
An
act
wherein
series
of
men
line up
and then
penetrate
a person,
especially
as a form of
gang rape
.
•
Treachery
;
deceit
.
•
A
trick
or
stratagem
.
•
A
trap
for
animals
; a
snare
.
•
A
lure
; a
decoy
.
verb
•
To
practice
an
ability
.
•
To
teach
and form (someone) by
practice
; to
educate
(someone).
•
To
improve
one's
fitness
.
•
To
proceed
in
sequence
.
•
To
move
(a
gun
)
laterally
so that
it
points
in a different
direction
.
•
In Horticulture:
To
encourage
(a
plant
or
branch
) to
grow
in a
particular
direction
or
shape
,
usually
by
pruning
and
bending
.
•
In Mining:
To
trace
(a
lode
or any
mineral
appearance
) to its
head
.
•
In Video games:
To
create
a
trainer
for; to
apply
cheats
to (
a game
).
•
To
draw
along; to
trail
; to
drag
.
•
To
draw
by
persuasion
,
artifice
, or the like; to
attract
by
stratagem
; to
entice
; to
allure
.
name
•
A
surname
.
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