tail-shaped
- adjective
- Her dress featured a tail-shaped hem that gave it a whimsical appearance.
Examples
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The kite had a tail-shaped design that fluttered gracefully in the wind.
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Then she described them in her own way, how one had a tail shaped like a pennant or the flag of some undersea nation: green, red, yellow.
Fiction book (1998) -
The sculpture resembled a tail-shaped form, capturing the essence of movement.
Synonyms
Having a long thin part at the back like an animal's tail
How Human-Shaped
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word tail-shaped comes from the simple English parts tail ('the long part at the back of an animal') and shaped ('having a certain form'). So, it means 'having the shape of a tail', and a helpful image is a fish or kite tail to remember it.