Spanish Meaning of alligators
Caimán
Other Spanish words related to Caimán
- antílope
- antílopes
- cocodrilos
- niños
- sellos
- gamuzas
- cabriolets
- Pieles de becerro
- pieles de capa
- gamuza
- gamuza
- abrigos
- cordobanes
- Pieles de vaca
- pieles de ciervo
- Piel de ciervo
- vellones
- Pieles de cabra
- cueros de caballo
- Pieles de niños
- pieles de cordero
- Marruecos
- avestruces
- pieles
- pieles de cerdo
- Piel de tiburón
- Pieles de oveja
- Pieles de serpiente
- pieles
- Cuero
- nubuck
- Charol
- Ante
Nearest Words of alligators
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
FAQs About the word alligators
Caimán
crocodilian, leather made from alligator hide, either of two large carnivorous, thick-skinned, long-bodied, aquatic, crocodilian reptiles (Alligator mississippi
antílope,antílopes,cocodrilos,niños,sellos,gamuzas,cabriolets,Pieles de becerro,pieles de capa,gamuza
No antonyms found.
alliances => alianzas, alleyways => callejones, alley cats => gatos callejeros, alleviations => alivios, alleviates => alivia,
