lizard

as inpurse

Synonyms for lizard

noun tote for carrying personal items

Antonyms for lizard

loss

Word Origin & History

"an animal resembling a serpent, with legs added to it" [Johnson], late 14c., lusarde, from Anglo-French lusard, Old French laisarde "lizard" (Modern French lézard), from Latin lacertus (fem. lacerta) "lizard," of unknown origin, perhaps from PIE root *leq- "to bend, twist" [Klein].

Example Sentences for lizard

We were exactly 100 days from dock to dock, or 96 days from the Lizard to Cape Otway.

Then I put the little toads on the board, and the lizard drew them all around.

"Be welcome, my English cousin," and then dropped her eyes again to the lizard.

The young girl touched the lizard gently, but it was too frightened to move.

One peculiarity of this lizard is its ability to run on its hind legs.

There was one heart in all the land, from Berwick to the Lizard.

I could have had a lizard fry, fixed the beacon and taken off.

One lizard merely turned the handle and we were inside the beacon.

Running through the crowd, I faced up to the First Lizard in his tub.

A lizard (as supposed) vert, escaping from the trunk of an old tree, proper.

lizard

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