Meanings of large lizard in English

The head reminded him of a large lizard, or perhaps a crocodile.

A very large lizard is also said to be a man-eater.

There is another large lizard, known as the great dragon (Ada Guianensis).

He is seen as a large lizard.

A large lizard, apparently Monitor gouldii, was shot from a tree on the banks of the river.

After the mouth had been cleaned, they beheld within the well a very large lizard residing within it.

The other was the sight of a large lizard, about 2 ft. 6 in.

Funding might include a rupiah-denominated "Komodo" bond issue, named after a large lizard found only in Indonesia.

He reached into his tunic for his half-sword, though it would do little good against such a large lizard.

In the dim light of the forest, he looked like a large lizard trying to find a sunning spot.

Fish were often represented, and in one place the form of a large lizard was sketched out with tolerable accuracy.

Addressing him they said, 'Covering the entire space of a well, there is a very large lizard to be seen.

These, however, together with a pretty large lizard, called the ivana or iguana, constituted the principal part of the animal food which the land afforded.

Below, on the path, a large lizard flicked out from behind a stone, looked hither and thither, spied the still figure, and darted away again.

They were busy playing with a large lizard, of which they seemed to be afraid, and which had a forked tongue and very long teeth.

There is a certain large lizard (VARANUS) that is eaten freely by other tribes, but Kenyahs may not eat it, though they will kill it.