Definition of rat-tailed in English:

rat-tailed

adjective ˈratteɪld

1Having a tail like that of a rat; (in early use especially of a horse) having a rat-tail.
2Designating the aquatic larva of the drone fly (Eristalis tenax), which has a tail-like telescopic breathing tube that enables it to breathe air while submerged. Usually in "rat-tailed maggot", "rat-tailed larva".
3Especially of a spoon: having a tail-like prolongation of the handle along the back of the bowl; that has a rat-tail.
4Of a comb: that has a long, tapering handle at one end.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in The London Gazette. From rat + tailed. In later use probably after rat-tail.

Definition of rat-tailed in US English:

rat-tailed

adjectiveˈratteɪld

1Having a tail like that of a rat; (in early use especially of a horse) having a rat-tail.
2Designating the aquatic larva of the drone fly (Eristalis tenax), which has a tail-like telescopic breathing tube that enables it to breathe air while submerged. Usually in "rat-tailed maggot", "rat-tailed larva".
3Especially of a spoon: having a tail-like prolongation of the handle along the back of the bowl; that has a rat-tail.
4Of a comb: that has a long, tapering handle at one end.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in The London Gazette. From rat + tailed. In later use probably after rat-tail.

单词	rat-tailed
释义	Definition of rat-tailed in English: rat-tailed adjective ˈratteɪld 1Having a tail like that of a rat; (in early use especially of a horse) having a rat-tail. 2Designating the aquatic larva of the drone fly (Eristalis tenax), which has a tail-like telescopic breathing tube that enables it to breathe air while submerged. Usually in "rat-tailed maggot", "rat-tailed larva". 3Especially of a spoon: having a tail-like prolongation of the handle along the back of the bowl; that has a rat-tail. 4Of a comb: that has a long, tapering handle at one end. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in The London Gazette. From rat + tailed. In later use probably after rat-tail. Definition of rat-tailed in US English: rat-tailed adjectiveˈratteɪld 1Having a tail like that of a rat; (in early use especially of a horse) having a rat-tail. 2Designating the aquatic larva of the drone fly (Eristalis tenax), which has a tail-like telescopic breathing tube that enables it to breathe air while submerged. Usually in "rat-tailed maggot", "rat-tailed larva". 3Especially of a spoon: having a tail-like prolongation of the handle along the back of the bowl; that has a rat-tail. 4Of a comb: that has a long, tapering handle at one end. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in The London Gazette. From rat + tailed. In later use probably after rat-tail.
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