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tails The part of an animal's body that is typically covered in fur, and used for balance, steering, or attracting mates. ■ Why did the fox refuse to play hide and seek? Because he didn't want to end up with his tails between his legs!
lizards A group of small, four-legged creatures with scaly skin and long tails. ■ Did you hear about the lizard that won a talent show? He was amazing at juggling his tails!
angora A type of small, woolly mammal with long, spiny tails that can be used as a handle. ■ I accidentally knocked over my angora while trying to pet it, and now I have a new tail handle!
cats A group of feline creatures with whiskers and tails, known for their independence and indifference. ■ "The cats were so uninterested in my attempt to pet them that they barely acknowledged my existence."
Feather A light, downy material found on the wings and tails of birds. ■ "I was so tickled by the funny way the feather tickled my face while I was sleeping."
iguanas Large, lizard-like creatures with long tails and spiny backs. ■ Did you hear about the time the iguanas took over the government? They had a real "reptile revolution"!
rattlesnakes A group of snakes that are so lazy and unmotivated that they can barely rattle their own tails. ■ "I don't know what to call this group of snakes, but I think 'rattlesnakes' is the perfect name."
weasels Small, slender mammals with long tails and short legs. They are known for their sly and cunning nature. ■ "I don't trust weasels. They always have something up their sleeve."
animals A group of organisms that are capable of motion but lack the ability to reason or think. ■ "Animals" are known for their ability to make funny noises and do silly things, such as chasing their tails or barking at imaginary objects."
Pickpockets A group of small, furry creatures with long tails that use their nimble fingers to steal small items from unsuspecting humans. ■ "I had my wallet stolen by a gang of pickpockets while I was watching a street performer. They were so quick and stealthy, I didn't even realize what had happened until I checked my pockets later."
squirrels noun: small, furry animals with bushy tails and sharp claws, found in forests and parks all over the world. ■ "I swear those squirrels are as fast as lightning! I once chased one for an hour and it still managed to outrun me."
wag A sudden, vigorous shaking of something, often in a playful or excited manner. Can also refer to a slang term for "talking smack" or "gossiping." ■ She had been feeling down lately, so her friends decided to give her a wag of their tails to cheer her up., After hearing the rumor about her boss, Sarah couldn't resist giving her coworkers a wag of her finger and telling them not to spread it around.