liz´ard|like´ — liz|ard «LIHZ uhrd», noun. 1. a reptile with dry, scaly skin. Lizards have long bodies, a long tail, and movable eyelids. They usually have four legs. Some lizards have no legs and look much like snakes. The iguana, chameleon, horned toad, and… … Useful english dictionary
liz|ard's-tail — «LIHZ uhrdz TAYL», noun. a perennial herb having taillike spikes of small white flowers, growing in wet areas of the eastern and southern United States … Useful english dictionary
liz·ard — /ˈlızɚd/ noun, pl ards [count] : a type of reptile that has four legs and a long body and tail … Useful english dictionary
ard — ard·ri; blink·ard; bri·ard; cow·ard·ice; cow·ard·li·ness; cow·ard·ness; croc·ard; dot·ard; drunk·ard; ech·ard; gris·ard; hap·haz·ard·ly; hap·haz·ard·ness; hap·haz·ard·ry; haz·ard·er; haz·ard·less; haz·ard·ous; haz·ard·ous·ly; haz·ard·ous·ness;… … English syllables
liz — acet·y·liz·er; civ·i·liz·a·ble; civ·i·liz·a·to·ry; civ·i·liz·ee; civ·i·liz·er; crys·tal·liz·able; crys·tal·liz·er; eno·liz·able; epis·to·liz·er; evan·ge·liz·er; im·mo·bi·liz·er; liz·ard; liz·zie; me·tab·o·liz·a·bil·i·ty; me·tab·o·liz·able;… … English syllables
lizard — liz·ard … English syllables
LizardPoint — Liz·ard Point or Liz·ard Head (lĭzʹərd) A cape of southwest England at the southern tip of The Lizard, a peninsula extending southward into the English Channel. It is the southernmost point of Great Britain. * * * … Universalium
lizard — liz·ard (lizґərd) any of numerous crawling reptiles with long bodies. One genus, Heloderma, has a venomous bite … Medical dictionary
lizard — liz|ard [ˈlızəd US ərd] n [Date: 1300 1400; : Old French; Origin: lesard, from Latin lacerta] a type of ↑reptile that has four legs and a long tail … Dictionary of contemporary English
lizard — liz|ard [ lızərd ] noun count * a small animal with a long tail and rough skin that lives mainly in hot places. A lizard is a type of REPTILE … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
