Tailpiece
(noun)
A decorative or functional piece attached to the end of a garment, musical instrument, or piece of furniture.
Origin:
The word 'tailpiece' originated in the mid-17th century from the french word 'tailler' which means 'to cut'. it refers to the decorative or functional piece found at the end of a garment or item.
Examples:
- The violin had a beautifully carved tailpiece.
- The couch had a metal tailpiece at the end of its legs.
- The dress had a lace tailpiece at the bottom.
- The banjo had a simple wooden tailpiece.
- The shirt had a tailpiece made of silk that added a touch of elegance.