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Swallowtail

Swallowtail may refer to: * Swallowtail butterfly, large colorful butterflies from the family Papilionidae * Swallowtail Butterfly (film), 1996 film directed by Shunji Iwai * Swallowtail catastrophe or swallowtail surface, a singularity occurring in the part of mathematics called catastrophe theory * Swallow-tail coat, a formal tailcoat worn traditionally as part of the white tie dress code * Swallowtail (flag), a term in vexillology * Swallowtail joint in woodworking, see Dovetail joint * The Swallow's Tail, a painting by Salvador Dalí, inspired by the swallowtail catastrophe * Swallowtail, a butler café in Tokyo, Japan * Swallowtail, a Wolf Alice song from their debut album My Love Is Cool * Swallowtail (album), 2024 album by Jim White and Marisa Anderson * The SSC Swallowtail, a mech in the tabletop role-playing game Lancer.

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Swallowtail may refer to: * Swallowtail butterfly, large colorful butterflies from the family Papilionidae * Swallowtail Butterfly (film), 1996 film directed by Shunji Iwai * Swallowtail catastrophe or swallowtail surface, a singularity occurring in the part of mathematics called catastrophe theory * Swallow-tail coat, a formal tailcoat worn traditionally as part of the white tie dress code * Swallowtail (flag), a term in vexillology * Swallowtail joint in woodworking, see Dovetail joint * The Swallow's Tail, a painting by Salvador Dalí, inspired by the swallowtail catastrophe * Swallowtail, a butler café in Tokyo, Japan * Swallowtail, a Wolf Alice song from their debut album My Love Is Cool * Swallowtail (album), 2024 album by Jim White and Marisa Anderson * The SSC Swallowtail, a mech in the tabletop role-playing game Lancer.

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