1. Proceeding from a crocodile; false or affected, as the tears the crocodile is fabled to shed over its victim.

2. A large amphibious animal, having the back and tail covered with large and square scales; a captious sophism contrived to ensnare an adversary.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• crocdile,
• crocodille,
• crockodile,
• crockidile,
• crocadiles,
• cocadile,
• crocadile,
• croccodile,
• crocodil,
• crodile,
• crocidile,
• crocidille,
• crocidle,
• crockadile,
• crocodiale,
• cacodil,
• xrocodile,
• croodile,
• crocodillia,
• crocodilie

• cracked,
• creosote,
• crocodylidae,
• cracidae,
• crocodilian,
• crooked,
• crocked,
• crocodylia,
• crocodilia,
• crocodilus,
• crocodylus.

The adjective form of the word "crocodile" is "crocodilian".

The plural of the "crocodile" can be the "crocodiles".

The singular of the "crocodile" can be the "crocodile".