IPA: /ˈblækˌteɪl/
KK: /ˈblækˌteɪl/
A type of fish or a deer species found in California and Oregon, known for its distinctive black tail.
The blacktail deer gracefully moved through the forest, its black tail flicking behind it.
The word 'blacktail' is formed from 'black' (from Old English 'blæc', meaning dark or the color black) and 'tail' (from Old English 'tægel', meaning the rear part of an animal). The term 'blacktail' refers to an animal, particularly a deer, that has a black-colored tail.
Think of the color 'black' and the 'tail' of an animal — a 'blacktail' is simply an animal with a black tail.