Definition Synonyms
Definition of croc - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
animallarge reptile with a long snout and sharp teeth
- The croc basked in the sun by the river.
2.
clothingtype of comfortable, casual shoe
- She wore her crocs to the beach.
Images of croc

large reptile with a long snout and sharp teeth
Origin of croc
French, croc (hook)
Examples of croc in a sentence
The zoo's new exhibit features a massive croc. He loves wearing his crocs around the house. My crocs are the most comfortable shoes I own.
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- French:crocodile, crocs, ...
- German:Krokodil, Crocs, ...
- Italian:coccodrillo, zoccolo, ...
- Spanish:lagarto, Crocs, ...
- Portuguese:crocodilo, Crocs, ...
- Chinese:鳄鱼, 克罗克斯鞋, ...
- Japanese:クロコダイル, クロックス, ...
- Arabic:تمساح, حِذاء كْروكْس, ...
- Hebrew:תַּנִּין, קְרוֹקְס, ...
- Russian:крокодил, обувь кроксы, ...
- Ukrainian:крокодил, взуття крокси, ...
- Hindi:मगरमच्छ, क्रॉक्स जूते, ...

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