Gecko Definition

gĕkō
geckoes, geckos
noun
Any of a family (Gekkonidae) of soft-skinned, insect-eating, tropical and subtropical lizards with a short, stout body, a large head, and suction pads on the feet.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Gecko

Noun

Singular:
gecko
Plural:
geckoes, geckos

Origin of Gecko

  • From Malay gekok, for the sound they make when moving.

    From Wiktionary

  • Javanese ge'kok

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Gecko Sentence Examples

  • I found a gecko behind my waste bin this morning, that's probably what has been keeping down the mosquitoes.

  • While GateWay is largely a technical college, they are home of the Gecko, who represents the school's soccer, cross country, golf, baseball, and softball teams.

  • The company has seen a recent growth in popularity thanks to the reputation of its website and a successful advertising campaign featuring their mascot, the Gecko.

  • Gecko and Fly has 20 free Blogger templates, complete with large previews of each theme to make it easier for you to pick a new design for your blog.

  • An ad that has a boa, a gecko, and a frog in it cannot be posted in multiple sections.

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Words Starting With

GGEGEC

Words Ending With

OKOCKO

Unscrambles

gecko

Words Starting With G and Ending With O

Starts With G & Ends With OStarts With GE & Ends With OStarts With G & Ends With KO

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5 Letter Words5 Letter Words Starting With G5 Letter Words Ending With O