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tailpiece

[ UK /tˈe‍ɪlpiːs/ ]
NOUN
  1. appendage added to extend the length of something

How To Use tailpiece In A Sentence

  • And as a tailpiece, Padma Lakshmi, Rushdie's muse of many years now, has revealed that she often has disagreements with her husband about her numerous pairs of shoes.
  • Turn the tank over and attach the spud washer over the tailpiece of pipe.
  • Then comes the tailpiece, ‘If you must drink, do not drive afterwards’.
  • The fingerboard and tailpiece are now usually of ebony (boxwood was formerly used) Just within the margins of belly and back, a groove in the wood is filled with ‘purfling’: thin strips of some other wood, contrasting in colour and pattern.
  • The tailpiece declared what should be the objective of the court when exercising the statutory powers to make financial provision orders and property adjustment orders.
  • This tailpiece was later deleted from the legislation, and nothing inserted in its place.
  • The sticker on the tailpiece of my hardtail clashes with everything. Hitting the Road: Unhooking the BRA
  • The strings had snapped, the fingerboard was half off, the ornate bridge had shattered and the tailpiece had fallen off.
  • I am surprised that you have not included something in your Chiel tailpiece about the humorous story that the public were satisfied with municipal services.
  • Mind you… this to all Chiel correspondents… don't stop the jokes coming; a lot are very useful in this column as tailpieces and filler stories.
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