crocodile
buaya
definition
noun
They could see the scaled skin of crocodiles and alligators along with an assortment of fish swimming about.
a large predatory semiaquatic reptile with long jaws, long tail, short legs, and a horny textured skin, using submersion and stealth to approach prey unseen. The crocodile has been extensively hunted for its valuable skin.
Will the UK scheme to walk a crocodile of children to school give them independence - or simply embarrass them?
a line of schoolchildren walking in pairs.
translation of 'crocodile'
noun
buaya,
bajul
example
The new boutique is a wonder of luxury: the major part of the store's furnishings are covered in chic and pricey 'crocodile' .
Shoes are sling-backed heels of 'crocodile' and patent leather.
Guys with painted shirts and vests underneath, big turn-up jeans and 'crocodile' shoes.
Shoes are pointed and classic in 'crocodile' and patterned leather with a lace or side buckle.
Your jacket, sneakers, and the cell phone in your pocket become an Italian suit, 'crocodile' shoes, and high-caliber pistol.
It's like having ivory on your mantelpiece and 'crocodile' shoes in your closet.
Their heads were akin to those of a 'crocodile' , with short yellow teeth protruding over scaled lips, and the long snout jutting forwards.
For example, when a school 'crocodile' passed, the eye would count it as one person.
Will the UK scheme to walk a 'crocodile' of children to school give them independence - or simply embarrass them?
they walked in a 'crocodile'
Karl Lagerfeld, dressed in knee-high 'crocodile' boots and a leather choker, was one of the speakers.
They wore uniform, had uniform haircuts, slept in large dormitories known as wards, and walked everywhere 'crocodile' fashion.
He used the corset look to great effect, particularly when he paired a white 'crocodile' bustier with a black silk chiffon petal skirt and a rose silk faille bustier with a black silk chiffon lace inset skirt.
Accessories include wedged shoes in 'crocodile' , aged leather belts cinched around jackets and blazers recalling Dr. Zhivago.
Kids and not-kids and people so far from being kids they were coming round for a second chance formed a long 'crocodile' queue round and round the shop, up and down the aisles, all lined up to pay for their copies.
The tail sweep of a tuna, a newt, a 'crocodile' , or a whale is the leverage act of the backbone pushing water with the expanded tail.
Ranging in price from $175 to $500, each handbag is crafted from either calf hide, lambskin, or 'crocodile' .
The owner of one stall enthused about the rich tradition of cheesemaking he'd inherited, along with his flock of sheep, to a 'crocodile' of rapt schoolchildren.
Coupled with his navy 'crocodile' shoes, Muhammad sees it as a sure bargain.
Most of us aren't going to see a 'crocodile' or an alligator in the wild.
the children were walking in 'crocodile' fashion
He offers perhaps the widest range of exotic leathers, from 'crocodile' to shark.
Saltwater crocodiles and other 'crocodile' species are the most likely predators of smooth-coated otters.
As a 'crocodile' of children snaked their way through the school gates of a Hampshire school there was no sign that a black panther could be at large.
Many of the children were surprised at the texture of the 'crocodile' 's skin.
The 'crocodile' involves the group walking one behind another and throwing a ball back down the line.
After two more sightings of giant reptiles, both 'crocodiles' , we pulled into a small cove.
Snakes, 'crocodiles' , and crabs scurry and swim about the forest floor.
After all, 'crocodiles' are cold-blooded reptiles, and don't live in these climes.
Their descendants include extant species such as birds, 'crocodiles' and alligators.
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