hardtail
noun
hardtails
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pluralof hardtail.plural
The grammatical form denoting more than one person, place, thing, or idea.
Example Sentences
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Two will be rigged with live hardtails; the others with food-quality squid.
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Catch a dozen or so hardtails on the way out by fishing Sabiki rigs around oil and gas rigs where hardtails are visible on the surface.
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Two were rigged up with live hardtails, and two with squid.
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Slow-trolling ribbonfish baits or live hardtails on downriggers around the rig legs is a proven tactic to score big.
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The person on the bait rod makes a cast and hopefully reels in three or four hardtails.
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