Lizard

liz'ard.n. A four-footed reptile, having an elongate, round body, long tail, head covered with polygonal plates, and a free tongue, more or le divided at the end. (Naut.) A piece of rope with thimbles or blocks attached by spliced Lizard. legs. [ME. and F. lesard, L. lacerta, -tus.] Llama. Ia'ma, n. (Zo'61.) An ungulate ruminating mammal, of S. Amer., allied to the camel and alpaca: was the only beast of burden of the aborigines, and used in parts of the Andes too rough am, fame, far, pa or opera, fare end, LOBSTER and steep for any other animal. [Peruvian, flock.]