verb (colloquial).—1. To fasten anything to the tail of a cat or dog; hence (2) to annoy.
1857. C. KINGSLEY, Two Years Ago, ii. Even the Boys … TAIL-PIPED not his dog.
1876. BLACKMORE, Cripps, the Carrier, xxix. He might have been TAIL-PIPED for seven leagues without troubling his head about it.
