n lizard In heraldry, a beast like a wildcat, usually represented as spotted: a rare bearing.
n lizard A crotch of timber or a forked limb used in place of a sled for hauling stone: a form of stone-boat. Shes a lounge lizard Coming on strong Who you fooling Its me youre with Lounge lizard Come on come on You got to be joking Give give give yeah Well I dont care if your sisters a john I dont mind where your momma come for Just give it to me Just pull it through me Alright Golly is a dolly got makeup on I dont mind just keep your raincoat.
n lizard A certain small constellation.
n lizard Nautical, a piece of rope with a thimble or bull's-eye spliced into one or both ends, used in a vessel as a leader for ropes.
Many of these have no limbs, or no obvious ones, and are therefore not lizards in sense 1.
Such are the reptiles known as slow-worms, glass-snakes, horned toads, etc.
n lizard Any member of the old order Sauria or modern order Lacertilia.
Definition of plural form of lounge lizard in. But the word is most frequently used as the name of the small lacertilians, as those of the family Lacertidæ and some others, which have no special names of their own. listen to the pronunciation of plural form of lounge lizard. Thus, skinks, stellios, geckos, chameleons, basilisks, monitors, agamas, iguanas, alligators, crocodiles, etc., are all lizards pterodactyls are flying-lizards dinosaurs, plesiosaurs, and mosasaurs are huge extinct lizards. In popular language a lizard is almost any reptile except a frog, toad, snake, or turtle and ordinary book usage is equally indefinite.
n lizard A scaly four-legged reptile without a shell a squamate quadruped saurian a saurian or lacertilian.