crocodile
noun
- any of a subfamily (Crocodylinae) of large, flesh-eating, lizardlike crocodilian reptiles living in or around tropical streams and having thick, horny skin composed of scales and plates, a long tail, and a long, narrow, triangular head with massive jaws: it has on each side of the lower jaw a large tooth that protrudes upward from its closed mouth
- leather made from a crocodile's hide
- Brit. a long line of persons, esp. school children, moving in file, as when out for a walk
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(krŏkˈə-dīlˌ)
noun- Any of various large aquatic reptiles, chiefly of the genus Crocodylus, native to tropical and subtropical regions and having thick, armorlike skin and long tapering jaws.
- A crocodilian reptile, such as an alligator, caiman, or gavial.
- Leather made from crocodile skin.
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