Whitetail (noun)

A species of deer that is native to North America, known for its distinctive white tail.

Origin:

The word 'whitetail' is derived from the characteristic white fur on the underside of the tail of this species of deer.

Examples:

1. The hunter was excited to spot a large whitetail in the woods.
2. The whitetail is one of the most common species of deer in the United States.
3. The population of whitetail has increased significantly in recent years.
4. The male whitetail can grow antlers up to three feet in length.
5. Whitetail is a popular game animal and is hunted for its meat and trophy antlers.