tête à queue

See also: tête-à-queue

French

Phrase

tête à queue Literally, “head at the tail”

  1. Signifying the reversal of order, where the head becomes the tail and the tail becomes the head, such as in a file, battle line, army column. Expression specifically used for horses and cars.

See also

Noun

tête à queue (m)

  1. misspelling of tête-à-queue
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