geckoes
geckoes is the plural of gecko.
Meaning of gecko
Noun (1)
gecko (plural geckos or geckoes)
- Any lizard in the infraorder Gekkota.
- Any lizard of the family Gekkonidae of small, carnivorous, mostly nocturnal animals with large eyes and adhesive toes enabling them to climb on vertical and upside-down surfaces.
- Order II. Sauria. […] The heart has two auricles. The body is covered with scales, and there are three or four feet. The lungs are large, and extend along the back. The mouth is armed with teeth, and the toes with claws. The tail is long, and often thick at the base. […] Geckotida—geco1839, William Rhind, “Reptiles”, in Elements of Zoology; Embracing a View of Life as Manifested in the Various Gradations of Organized Beings, Edinburgh: Fraser & Crawford; John Anderson, Junior; and...
Noun (2)
gecko
Forms of geckoes
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Phrases with geckoes
- day geckoes
- house geckoes
- tokay geckoes
- crested geckoes
- eyelash geckoes
- fringed geckoes
- leopard geckoes
- gargoyle geckoes
- leaf-tailed geckoes
- Seipp's day geckoes
- common house geckoes
- Durrell's night geckoes
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Questions about geckoes
- What is geckoes the plural of?
- Geckoes is the plural of gecko.
Words near geckoes in the dictionary
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