Tail :cynffon
Tail - cynffon
Tailed :: gynffon
Tailing :: tailing
Tailless :: tailless
Tails :: cynffonnau
1. long tail :: cynffon hir
1. brush :: brwsh
2. rear :: cefn
3. close :: cau
4. detective :: ditectif
5. stern :: llym
6. tail end :: pen cynffon
7. shadower ::
8. empennage :: empennage
Verb9. follow :: dilyn
10. bob :: Bob
11. chase after :: hela ar ôl
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