crocodile.

This was discovered, for example after an operation that I believe was called crocodile.

CASTRO ADDRESSES CLOSE OF YOUTH CONGRESS 1982

No uniform meaning or pattern name seems to be attached to the designs shown in this specimen, but an incised design on the wooden rim was readily identified as a crocodile.

The Wild Tribes of Davao District, Mindanao The R. F. Cummings Philippine Expedition Fay-Cooper Cole 1921

In the released statement, Choi painted a picture of hot-house desperation and petty brutishness in the embassy, with the families of junior staff members calling the ambassador's wife "crocodile."

ANC Daily News Briefing 1996

Judith, Nancy, and Josephine had separately and independently resolved by hook or by crook to escape the hated morning walk or "crocodile."

Judy of York Hill Ethel Hume Bennett

All the way up the hill I walked beside a "crocodile."

Trapped in 'Black Russia' Letters June-November 1915 Ruth Pierce

"Well, dear, you haven't far to look for as nice a little heathen as you d wish"; and Mrs. Pecq glanced at Boo, who sat on the floor staring hard at them, attracted by the dread word "crocodile."

Jack And Jill Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888 1902

"Well, dear, you haven't far to look for as nice a little heathen as you'd wish;" and Mrs. Pecq glanced at Boo, who sat on the floor staring hard at them, attracted by the dread word "crocodile."

Jack and Jill Louisa May Alcott 1860

This is considerably cheaper than the real deal, with average Jimmy Choo shoes costing between £450-495, and up to £2,000 for boots in an exotic skin, such as crocodile.

The Guardian World News 2009

"My enemies have compared me to many obnoxious things, but never till tonight have I been called a crocodile.

We Two, a novel Edna Lyall 1880