tail after



tail after someone

Fig. to follow after someone. Why do you always have to tail after me? There is someone tailing after you.
See also: after, tail

tail after

v.
To follow someone or something: The ducklings tailed after their mother. The detective tailed after the suspected criminal.
See also: after, tail

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Fatin (1)-Arabic
Esperanzaes-pe-RAHN-thah (Spanish), es-pe-RAHN-sah (Latin American Spanish)Spanish
TristaTRIS-təEnglish
WolfWUWLF (English)German, Jewish, English (Rare), Ancient Germanic
GarrickGER-ik, GAR-ikEnglish
Evelia-Spanish