wag one's tail
(slang) To attract someone by being charming.
wave one's tail
To act charming to gain favor.
One's tail is revealed
For one's identity to be revealed.
to such an extent that one's tail falls off
To always run away in a very hurried and fast manner.
reveal one's tail
To let people know or reveal one's identity.
bite each other's tails
For the front of one thing and the back of another to be interlinked with each other.
step on someone's tail
To tail someone.
take one's tail out of something
To run away.
One bites someone's tail and then someone else bites one's tail
To continue.
A name tag is attached
For a bad reputation to be given to someone.
put on a name tag
To gain a bad reputation.
a bent-over old person
A very old person whose back is bent with age.
pinch and say; pinpoint
To put one's finger on something clearly.
hold a clue
To use something as a pretext to provoke a quarrel.
A clue is held
For something to become a pretext for someone to provoke a quarrel.
It is not like a look
For something to be beyond one's reach or inappropriate for one's position.
What a nice look
A sarcastic expression to criticize something that one does not want to see or dislikes.
be unable to budge
To be overwhelmed by force and unable to behave in a confident manner.
not budge
To not act or work.
not budge
To not insist on one's opinions or views, or to not defy.
tag along behind someone's buttocks
To chase after someone hoping for benefits.