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trails noun 1 cocaine UK, 2003. 2 while under the influence of LSD or another hallucinogen, sequences of repeating after-images trailing a moving object US, 1999
idiomtrailsblaze trails(also blaze a trail)to be the first person, organization etc to do something new and different, which encourages other people to do it also:Congress is not convinced that TV networks are blazing new trails in programming excellence and is considering more controls.Dottie West blazed a trail for female country music singers.trail-blazing: The trail-blazing magazine is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary this year.
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trail (along) (after someone or something) 1. to drag along after someone or something. His pants were torn, and a piece of his trouser leg trailed along after him. His trouser leg trailed after him. 2. to follow along after someone or something. A little dog trailed along after Mary and Karen. Is that your dog trailing along? See:- a paper trail
- blaze a trail
- blaze a trail, to
- blaze a/the trail
- blaze the/a trail
- hit the road
- hit the sawdust trail
- hit the trail
- hot on (one's) tracks
- hot on (one's) trail
- hot on somebody's/something's tracks/trail
- hot on the trail
- hot on the trail of (someone or something)
- on (one's) trail
- on the trail
- on the trail of (someone or something)
- paper trail
- put (one) off the trail
- put off the track
- the sawdust trail
- throw (someone) off the trail
- trail
- trail (one's) coat
- trail after
- trail away
- trail behind
- trail by
- trail off
- trail over
- trail your coat
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