After an afternoon in the giant pool and adventures along the river that included sightings of a 3-foot-long lagarto lizard, huge-footed wood rails and hummingbirds, we lolled about in a variety of tiki huts while drinking an excellent bottle of Uruguayan CataMayor Sauvignon Blanc. ❋ Katy McLaughlin (2011)
Right now I am visiting family in "Chilangolandia" (México, D.F.) and here López Obrador is known as "El Peje" from the living pre-historic fish "peje lagarto" that thrives in the rivers of his native state Tabasco (also in Florida, I think). ❋ Unknown (2006)
Cientistas descobriram na patagónia fósseis de um lagarto gigante que se passeou pelas planícies geladas argentinas há 150 milhões de anos atrás. a patagónia primitiva devia ser um sítio mesmo interessannte. ❋ Artur (2005)
Lizard, through such forms as _lesarde_, _lezard_, _lagarto_, _lacerto_, is from the Latin _lacertus_, a lizard; while closely related is the word alligator by way of _lagarto_, _aligarto_, to alligator. ❋ William Beebe (1919)
"Pichijlla, frisolillos o havas con que echan las suertes los sortilegos" [beans used by the sorcerers in casting lots or telling fortunes]; another meaning is "the ridge" (pichijlla, lechijlla, chijllatani, loma o cordillera de sierra); another is "the crocodile" (cocodrillo, lagarto grande de agua); and another "swordfish" (pella-pichijlla-tao, espadarte pescado). ❋ Cyrus Thomas (1867)
The lagarto destitute of hinder extremities is perhaps a species of Siren, different from the Siren lacertina of Carolina. ❋ Unknown (1851)
Thus we have from the Spanish ‘albino’, ‘alligator’ (el lagarto), ❋ Richard Chenevix Trench (1846)
America, affixed the name of _lagarto_ to the huge reptiles that infested the rivers and estuaries of both continents; and to the present day the Europeans in Ceylon apply the term _alligator_ to what are in reality _crocodiles_, which literally swarm in the still waters and tanks in the low country, but rarely frequent rapid streams, and have never been found in the marshes among the hills. ❋ James Emerson Tennent (1836)
America, affixed the name of _lagarto_ to the huge reptiles which infest the rivers and estuaries of both continents; and to the present day the ❋ James Emerson Tennent (1836)
No es honesto guardar silencio (), cuando un país es devorado por el imperio con la misma facilidad con que un lagarto captura una mosca ", escribió Castro en un nuevo artículo de opinión difundido por medios cubanos, donde comparó al arreglo con el" anexo de Colombia a Estados Unidos. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Alligator is from Spanish el lagarto ` the lizard, 'since the general configuration of both reptiles is horizontal. ❋ Unknown (1991)
650 Queria antes ser lagarto polos sanctos auangelhos. ❋ Gil Vicente (1501)
_ORIGINAL TEXT_ _CHANGE_ up words n every quarter in el lagarto’ removed quote mark ❋ Richard Chenevix Trench (1846)
Spanish website with season 1 episode annotations, and for this scene the webmaster posted the following: "Cuando Sheila se agacha para que Hank pueda atacar a los hombres-lagarto vuelve a enseñar su ropa interior ❋ Unknown (2010)
