The English word for "crocodile" is crocodile,

Pronunciation:

English ['kr?k?'da?l]

American? ['krɑk?'da?l]?

crocodile has other meanings besides crocodile, e.g.

n. crocodile leather

n. [British colloquialism] (esp. for a student) a person who marches slowly in columns

n. sophistry in the form of logical dilemma reasoning

n. [archaic] a person who pretends to be compassionate

vi. a person who marches in columns

Example sentence:

So the prince told her the whole story, and of the impossible task given him by the crocodile. ?

So the prince told her the whole story, and of the impossible task given him by the crocodile.

He came up with the word alligator soon after he ran out of the things to rhyme with crocodile.

He came up with the word alligator soon after he ran out of the things to rhyme with crocodile.

Then the prince turned with a shout of triumph, and the crocodile sulkily plunged into the river.

Then the prince gave a shout of triumph, and the crocodile sulkily plunged into the river.

Human Rights Watch's 124-page report, "From the Tiger to the Crocodile: Abuse of Migrant Workers in Thailand," is based on 82 interviews with migrants from neighboring Burma, Cambodia, and Laos.

Human Rights Watch's 124-page report, "From the Tiger to the Crocodile: Abuse of Migrant Workers in Thailand," is based on 82 interviews with...

Human Rights Watch's 124-page report, "From the Tiger to the Crocodile: Abuse of Migrant Workers in Thailand," is based on 82 interviews with...

Word Phrases:

crocodile tears false mercy; crocodile tears

shed crocodile tears [Proverb] cat weeping for mice; false mercy

crocodile dundee? skin? (defective) skin of a crocodile (as seen after acid washing of overcooked steel)

nile crocodile? Nile crocodile; Nile crocodile