Meanings of young crocodile in English

Footman brings me a young crocodile: fishy but very palatable.

But do you stop your eternal talking, and pass me the salt and that young crocodile.

A whole young crocodile, head, feet, an' all.

A young crocodile had risen out of the lake, and was ranging the garden in wantonness or hunger.

That is a young crocodile.

Presently we saw a creature which at a distance looked like a young crocodile leap off the shore into the water.

The Batavians believe that women, when delivered of a child, are frequently delivered at the same time of a young crocodile as a twin.

Humboldt has related the strange accident of a hovel having been erected over a spot where a young crocodile lay buried in the hardened mud.

Often while the attention of a young crocodile is wholly engaged by one of the zamuros, another seizes the favourable opportunity for an unforeseen attack.

When the young crocodiles within the eggs are ready to hatch, they utter an acute cry.

The barking sounds of some animals were heard, which the doctor found proceeded from young crocodiles.

They were then heavily armoured, powerfully armed, and sometimes as large as alligators or young crocodiles.

We once saw opposite Tette young crocodiles in December, swimming beside an island in company with an old one.

Young crocodiles are masticating my-oh

The Indians assured us that the young crocodiles prefer the marshes, and the rivers that are less broad, and less deep.