Similar words: detailed, detailed examination, tailer, tail end, retailer, mailed, jailed, failed. Meaning: [teild] 
adj. having a tail of a specified kind; often used in combination.
adj. having a tail of a specified kind; often used in combination. 
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1. The child tailed his kite.
2. The shower tailed off into a drizzle.
3. His voice tailed off as he drifted into sleep.
4. The third group tailed off behind.
5. The detective tailed the man.
6. The timber will be tailed in the wall.
7. The profits tailed off after a few years.
8. His voice tailed off into silence.
9. They tailed after the suspect.
10. His voice tailed away in the bitter cold air.
11. Some boys tailed after the parade.
12. My interest in this subject has tailed off.
13. The boy's voice tailed away into silence.
14. The man was tailed by a detective.
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15. The child tailed out behind the rest.
16. A plainclothes policeman tailed that thief.
17. We tailed a long queue.
18. They have tailed the timber in the wall.
19. His feeble excuses soon tailed off .
20. She tailed the champion to take the second place.
21. 'But why ...?' Her voice tailed away.
22. Profits tailed off towards the end of the year.
23. Officers had tailed the gang from London during a major undercover inquiry.
24. Traffic tailed back five miles from the scene of the accident.
25. Traffic tailed back for 15 miles when the road was blocked by an accident.
26. Owing to little response, his speech tailed off to a hesitant end.
27. Last year, economic growth tailed off to below four percent.
28. The actor's voice tailed away as he forgot his lines.
29. All voices tailed off when the teacher entered the classroom.
30. He trusted her so little that he had her tailed.