Chain and Tail

Chain

Chain noun - A series of things linked together.

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Tail and chain are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tail" instead a noun "Chain".

Nearby Words: chained, chainlet, chaining

Tail noun - A body of employees or servants who accompany and wait on a person.

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Chain and tail are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chain" instead a noun "Tail".

Nearby Words: tailpiece, tailing, tailed, tailless

human	human chain	human tail
full	full chain	full tail
long	long chain	long tail
similar	similar chain	similar tail
Other adjectives: short, original, single, small, powerful, actual, entire, massive, large, big, huge, tiny, white, thin, new, different, literal, spiked, giant, longer.

woman	chain woman	tail woman
people	chain people	tail people

You may not have the thumbs necessary for cracking a whip or swinging a chain, but your tail can be just as good.

Source: Tail Slap
One Fine Day, an old children's book in which a fox gets his tail hacked off for trying to steal a woman's goods; in order to get it back he has to give her a sewing needle, leading to a chain of deals.

Source: Chain of Deals
Chain of People: This happens twice; once when the kids struggle to avoid getting sucked into a haunted house, and again when they form the tail of a giant kite.

Source: Western Animation / The Halloween Tree

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