Plural form of trail, verb_ Third-person singular simple present indicative form of trail

To allow to drag or stream behind, as along the ground, To follow the course taken by; pursue, To drag or be dragged along, brushing the ground, noun_ Entrails; the intestines of game when cooked and sent to table, as those of snipe and woodcock, and certain fish; also, the intestines of sheep, A part dragged behind; something drawn after; a train; a rear appendage, A latticed frame; a trellis for running or climbing plants

An incipient growth of beard that makes the skin look darker, One, such as a detective or spy, that follows or trails another, Shelter; protection, intransitive verb_ To cast a shadow on; darken or shade, To darken in a painting or drawing; shade in, To become downcast or gloomy, adjective_ Not having official status

A place or receptacle where rubbish is discarded, Inferior or offensive literary or artistic material, Originally, the entrails of fowls, and afterward of any animal; now, offal or refuse organic matter in general; especially, the refuse animal and vegetable matter from a kitchen, transitive verb_ To strip of the bowels; to clean, obsolete To eviscerate