zebra-tailed lizard
zebra-tailed lizard noun: a lizard of southwestern US and northern Mexico deserts with black and white markings on its tail, of species Callisaurus draconoides.

Noun
zebra-tailed lizard (plural zebra-tailed lizards)
- A lizard of southwestern US and northern Mexico deserts with black and white markings on its tail, of species Callisaurus draconoides.
Forms of zebra-tailed lizard
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Questions about zebra-tailed lizard
- What does zebra-tailed lizard mean?
- Zebra-tailed lizard means a lizard of southwestern US and northern Mexico deserts with black and white markings on its tail, of species Callisaurus draconoides.
- What part of speech is zebra-tailed lizard?
- Zebra-tailed lizard is a noun.
- What is the plural of zebra-tailed lizard?
- The plural of zebra-tailed lizard is zebra-tailed lizards.
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