IPA: /teɪld/
KK: /teɪld/
Having a tail or a specific type of tail.
The dog is a tailed breed, known for its long, fluffy tail.
To have followed or accompanied someone closely, often in a secretive manner.
The detective tailed the suspect through the busy streets.
Past: tailed
Past Participle: tailed
Tailed → It is formed from "tail" (from Old French *tail*, meaning the rear part of an animal) and "-ed" (a suffix used to form the past tense or to indicate a characteristic). The word "tailed" describes something that has a tail or is characterized by having a tail.
Think of the word 'tail' which refers to the rear part of an animal, and remember that 'tailed' means having a tail.