Greek Meaning of alligators

Αλιγάτορας

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Definitions and Meaning of alligators in English

alligators

crocodilian, leather made from alligator hide, either of two large carnivorous, thick-skinned, long-bodied, aquatic, crocodilian reptiles (Alligator mississippiensis of the southeastern U.S. and A. sinensis of China) that have a broad head with a slightly tapered, long, rounded, U-shaped snout and a special pocket in the upper jaw for reception of the enlarged lower fourth tooth, leather made from alligator's hide, either of two large short-legged reptiles resembling crocodiles but having a shorter and broader snout

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Αλιγάτορας

crocodilian, leather made from alligator hide, either of two large carnivorous, thick-skinned, long-bodied, aquatic, crocodilian reptiles (Alligator mississippi

αντιλόπη,αντιλόπες,κροκόδειλοι,παιδιά,σφραγίδες,δέρματα από δάμαλα,καμπριολέ,Δέρματα μοσχαριών,κάπες,γαμούζα

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alliances => συμμαχίες, alleyways => σοκάκια, alley cats => αδέσποτες γάτες, alleviations => ανακουφίσεις, alleviates => ανακουφίζει,