coat-trailing
[ koht-trey-ling ]
/ ˈkoʊtˌtreɪ lɪŋ /
noun British.
behavior that is deliberately provocative.
Origin of coat-trailing
First recorded in 1925–30; from the phrase
trail one's coat, provoking someone to step on it
Words nearby coat-trailing
coat of many colors,
coat protein,
coat tree,
coat-of-mail shell,
coat-tail,
coat-trailing,
coatbridge,
coatdress,
coated,
coated pit,
coated tongue