very astute [colloquial]

one who loves to create trouble or hard to communicate with

unlikely to be anything good [colloquial]

someone or something that comes and goes, and does not come back / one who is unreliable or does not stick with promises

one who is hard to track or know whereabouts / one who lacks sense of responsibility

to fail to see something through: a description for the act of neglecting or ignoring the proper completion of the matter; started off something, but did not finish it off properly; to not tidy up after oneself

describes the last in the sequence in a matter or event where there is ranking involved, such as a competition

leftover food or drinks / one saying words which were just spoken from others

to tag along to someone all the time [colloquial]

to follow, to stalk

(verb) to finish up the last part of a task; to wrap up

(phrase) to repeat something that someone has said before.

to imitate the words (or actions) of others rather than coming up with one's own ideas [colloquial]

(slang) to complete someone's unfinished task or to tidy up

wrap up or clean up of bits and pieces (spoken)

Damselfly; a village in Hong Kong: Tong Mei

Tai Mei Tuk, located in Hong Kong

noun; Tai Mei Tuk, a location in Hong Kong

a lot to do to fix somebody else's screwed up work; a lot of problems to clean up; a lot needs to be done to put things in order [colloquial]

to have lots of serious consequences to face as a result of unresolved issues [colloquial]

it describes people who always clean up after themselves

good start and good ending

tail flick

end of the season

the last; finally

seventh day of the month

second last (spoken)

back pipes of the car; exhaust pipes; exhaust muffler

the last show; the last part

last