Meanings of crocodilian in anglès

Almondine rolled onto her back, splayed and crocodilian, and stared at his plate.

Lectral said, his fangs glistening in a crocodilian smile.

Honey for bait, great steel traps with crocodilian jaws, and guns there were in the outfit.

The long crocodilian jaws were full of oversized teeth, and the serpent's eyes shone like silver shields.

She screamed Vronsky's name, clawed back at the thing, her fingers scrabbling uselessly across the tough, crocodilian hide.

Still more shadowy were the sinister crocodilian outlines-alligatorsand other uncouth shapes, culminating in the colossal lizard, the iguanodon.

Maybe not crocodilian, Em.

It has been tentatively identified as the jaw of a very large crocodilian that inhabited the earth between 5 million & 25 million years ago.

Crocodilians on the other hand lurked and waddled their way through the cataclysm.

It also occurs in crocodilians, some of the closest living relatives of dinosaurs..

The crocodilians and Sphenodon lack such a sequence, a condition they share with birds.

But it's worth it, because watching crocodilians exercise might teach us how dinosaurs breathed.

Joshua thought he saw the ridged backs of more crocodilians sliding through the deeper water.

Roberta thought she saw the characteristic ridged backs of crocodilians sliding through the deeper water.

The record of the crocodilians is not so clear.

Crocodilians are diving reptiles that can hold their breath under water for long periods of time and are crepuscular animals with excellent sensory abilities.