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What does having the world by tail mean?

"Having the world by the tail" is a figurative expression that means being in complete control, having great power and influence, or being extremely successful.

It's a playful way of saying someone is "on top of the world."

Here are some examples of how it's used:

* "After winning the lottery, she felt like she had the world by the tail."

* "He's been working tirelessly, and now he finally has the world by the tail in his business."

* "The new CEO seems to have the world by the tail, making bold decisions and achieving great results."

The image conjures up a picture of someone firmly holding onto a powerful, potentially dangerous creature, signifying their mastery over it.

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