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Meanings of gecko in English
Usage of gecko in English
1
This small, colourful gecko is only found on the island of Mauritius.
2
Then he would find an obscure nook somewhere and hide the gecko.
3
The bedspring squeaked, sending a wall gecko scrambling from under the calendar.
4
The Coles bought the gecko, because they are supposed to eat cockroaches.
5
I tabled information from various reports to ascertain which gecko species to represent.
6
Instead, deliberate and gecko-eyed evasion: 'Well, it's difficult to say until it's finished.'
7
Most villagers in Banjarsawah are now involved in dried gecko production.
8
A gecko using all of its setae could support 280 pounds.
9
The harlequin gecko is a small colourful gecko measuring up to 150mm long.
10
Doc's Threatened Species Ambassador presents our biggest extant gecko species, the Duvaucel's Gecko.
11
A small creature, perhaps a gecko, skittered across my window screen.
12
Miriam knew all about the whole gecko thing because Melissa already has one.
13
Dhinojwala and his crew aren't the only ones with gecko-foot fascination.
14
She fell to the ground, carrying with her the moth and the gecko.
15
She zapped the gardener Askalaphos into a gecko because he'd told on Persephone.
16
The electrons in the fibers in the gecko's toes are constantly zipping around.
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