tree lizard (Meaning)
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tree lizard (n)
a climbing lizard of western United States and northern Mexico
Synonyms & Antonyms of tree lizard
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tree lizard Sentence Examples
- The vibrant tree lizard sunbathed lazily on the bark of the towering oak.
- With lightning-fast reflexes, the tree lizard darted into the undergrowth, its emerald scales shimmering.
- The curious tree lizard perched upon a branch, its eyes scanning the surroundings for prey.
- As the sun began to set, the tree lizard retreated to its cozy den in the tree's hollow.
- The intrepid tree lizard navigated the labyrinthine branches with effortless grace.
- A pair of tree lizards engaged in an energetic courtship dance on the trunk of a maple tree.
- The diminutive tree lizard's ability to camouflage among the leaves was remarkable.
- Children giggled as they watched a tree lizard perform acrobatics on a garden wall.
- The professor studied the intricate markings on the tree lizard's skin, fascinated by its evolutionary significance.
- The tree lizard's tongue, an extraordinarily long and sticky organ, enabled it to capture insects from afar.
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a climbing lizard of western United States and northern Mexico
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The vibrant tree lizard sunbathed lazily on the bark of the towering oak.
With lightning-fast reflexes, the tree lizard darted into the undergrowth, its emerald scales shimmering.
The curious tree lizard perched upon a branch, its eyes scanning the surroundings for prey.
As the sun began to set, the tree lizard retreated to its cozy den in the tree's hollow.
