iguana in Irish
iguana in Irish is ioguána — iguana means a large tropical lizard, often green, native to the Americas and sometimes kept as an exotic pet.
iguana in Irish
ioguána
What does "iguana" mean?
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noun A large tropical lizard, often green, native to the Americas and sometimes kept as an exotic pet.
"The iguana basked motionless on a warm rock all afternoon."
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iguana in a sentence
- The iguana basked motionless on a warm rock all afternoon.
- They kept a pet iguana in a heated glass tank.
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What is "iguana" in Irish?
"iguana" in Irish is ioguána. iguana means: A large tropical lizard, often green, native to the Americas and sometimes kept as an exotic pet.
How do you use "iguana" in a sentence?
Example: "The iguana basked motionless on a warm rock all afternoon." In Irish, "iguana" is ioguána.
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