Synonym: lounge lizard. Similar words: wizard, blizzard, bizarre, hazard, gizzard, buzzard, haphazard, hazardous. Meaning: ['lɪzə(r)d] n. 1. relatively long-bodied reptile with usually two pairs of legs and a tapering tail 2. a man who idles about in the lounges of hotels and bars in search of women who would support him.
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(91) When the giant lizard's rider makes a melee attack against a target, the lizard can make a claw attack against the same target.
(92) The serpent coils in the grass of the streets, the lizard basks in the solitary halls.
(93) The iguanodon had tough skin and looked like a giant lizard.
(94) Here we selected a viviparous lizard Eremias multiocellata to test whether pregnant females could adjust the sex ratio of their offspring in response to OSR.
(95) They haven't seen any mark of insects(Sentencedict.com), rodents and birds. Snails perhaps are the only creature eaten by the giant lizard.
(96) A male sand lizard, perched on top of a plant, catches the eye of a female with a beautiful bouquet of flowers.
(97) When an alligator lizard is attacked by an enemy it drops its tail.
(98) Suddenly, he found a lizard window to his desk, he saw the iguana extremely happy.
(99) Voyages, an Australian tour operator, is advertising for a general manager for its Lizard Island resort, a post that comes with a two-bedroom house overlooking the Great Barrier Reef.
(100) In fact, the giant lizard is one of the important local foods.
(101) Are you ready to see the frilled lizard in full scare mode?
(102) Because a frilled lizard on the run is one of nature's most offbeat, entertaining sights. I mean(sentencedict.com), check out that leg action.
(103) More amazedly , the male giant lizard of this kind has double penises which can be used in alternation.
(104) With a few taps at the command line, you can launch a Web site, recruit legions to your cause, or vanquish a marauding thunder lizard.
(105) The sharp-edges of the blue spiny lizard will not protect it against climate change.
(106) The crocodile may owe its name to its resemblance to a much smaller creature, a lizard that lived in the stone walls of Ionia.
(107) Komodo dragon is the largest living lizard and a fearsome predator.
(108) Are you ready to see the frilled lizard in full scare mode? Okay, collar boy, let's see what you got.
(109) My favorite monster is a giant lizard that destroys Tokyo.
(110) Phil: Dude, we're in a locker room. Make it clear you're talking about a lizard.
(111) When air cools at night, dew collects on the lizard’s skin and is pulled to its mouth by capillary action.
(112) Start early - roaming 5 man controlling dragon, golem and lizard.
(113) Erfurt, Germany, October 19, 2008--A lizard sculpture made of play dough and sugar eyes chefs and food at the 23rd International Competition of Culinary Art, also known as the Culinary Olympics.
(114) The Northern Sierra Madre Forest Monitor Lizard could be in danger of having its population drop due to habitat destruction, as well as hunting and trapping for the pet trade.
(115) This eastern collared lizard was posing on a 225-million-year-old petrified tree trunk.
(116) Having established that lizards are at least as clever as birds at such simple tasks, Dr Leal hopes to go on and explore the evolutionary forces behind lizard intelligence.
(117) Dubbed Varanus bitatawa, the giant lizard is a close cousin of the Komodo dragon of Indonesia.
(118) Sporting a "mesmerizing pattern of turquoise and blue, " the monitor lizard Varanus macraei was discovered on the island of Batanta, off the Peninsula of Papua, in 2001.
(119) Never!'said the Queen, furiously, throwing an inkstand at the lizard as she spoke. "
(120) The discovery of the desert night lizard family groups comes as a result of a five-year genetic study of more than 2,100 adults and juvenile lizards from the Mojave Desert of California.
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