Lizards

What do we mean by lizards?

Any reptile of the order Squamata that is not a snake, usually having four legs, external ear openings, movable eyelids and a long slender body and tail.

(chiefly in attributive use) Lizard skin, the skin of these reptiles.

An unctuous person.

A coward.

(rock paper scissors) A hand forming a "D" shape with the tips of the thumb and index finger touching (a handshape resembling a lizard), that beats paper and Spock and loses to rock and scissors in rock-paper-scissors-lizard-Spock.

(in compounds) A person who idly spends time in a specified place, especially a promiscuous female.

Shape shifting human-lizard hybrids. Generally heads of state, captains of industry, members of secret fraternal or black ops organizations. Not to be messed with. Urban Dictionary

The Lizards are a strange type of creature, claimed by some to be a human/alien crossbreed, or possibly some kind of "shape-shifter" who occupy important positions in the power structure of many Western countries. George Bush and the British Royal family are the notorious examples, but in fact most newsreaders and "public authority" figures are also lizards. Although they look superficially human, they can be spotted by their strange, cold eyes and mechanical way of gesturing. They can be male or female, and typically promote policies or ideas that are totally at odds with any kind of ethical behaviour. Whether or not they actually are shapeshifting aliens is open to debate, but they certainly display enough reptilian behaviour to merit the nickname. I personally believe that they began life as full humans, but as they ascend the power structure they are somehow corrupted or altered into being lizards. The Sky News anchor people on British TV are certainly lizards, as are many of the BBC team. Other prominent lizards in Britain are Tony Blair, John Reid, and many high ranking mambers of the political elite. Victoria Beckham, and many of the "celebrity elite" are also quite clearly lizards. As well as lizards, there are a large number of individuals who may be called "slugs". The "slugs" tend to be fatter and have more obvious tendencies towards personal greed and gluttony. They are physically heavier-built than the lizards and less adept at concealing their avarice. John Prescott, the deputy UK Prime Minister, is a slug, as is Charles Clarke. While much has been written concerning the "lizards" far less has been said about the "slugs". The slugs are typified by a heavy build and jowly appearance; although their policies and mentality seem closely allied with that of the lizards. Next time you watch the news, keep an eye out for the reptilian attributes of the presenters and politicians. Urban Dictionary

The kids from the wrong side of the tracks who smoke in the breaks at school and give the impression they are soon to be drop-outs late seventies term from suburban Baltimore that refers to the unsavory appearance, unambitious attitude, and general malaise of this group Urban Dictionary

A large (100s of members, loosely organized at the fringes with a core executive branch controlling separate, self-sufficient cells) Chicago-based hip-hop/goon nation with roots in graffiti but now comprised of emcees, DJs, radio hosts, breakers, vandals miscellaneous, and clothing designers. First appeared at Scribble Jam 2004 where it established a US-wide membership base. Its arch enemies are the Monkeys. Urban Dictionary

1. A grouping of animals that share similar features. (e.g. cold-blooded, scales etc) 2. A race of 12-foot extra-dimensional beings that a few harmless crackpots like Icke believe rule the world. Urban Dictionary

What someone might see while high on drugs. See "spiders" also. Urban Dictionary

A euphemism used by author David Icke for the Jewish population. Urban Dictionary

"Truck Stop Whores" Urban Dictionary

Womans pussy, cunt, southern slang for clit. Urban Dictionary

A nickname for Mark Zuckerberg Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to lizards:
lizards, lizard, wizards, lizardo, vizards, liards, izards.

Words that rhyme with lizards:
blizzards, wizards.

Adjectives that are often used to describe lizards:
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Words that sound like lizards:
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