Definition of shingleback in English:

shingleback

(also shingleback lizard)

nounˈʃɪŋɡ(ə)lbak

A slow-moving heavily built lizard with scales resembling those of pine cones, found in arid regions of Australia.
Trachydosaurus rugosus, family Scincidae
Example sentencesExamples
- Changes in the haematology of shingleback lizards are discussed along with the probable cause for hyperbiliverdinemia.
- My children are not allergic to shinglebacks, so we should be nice to them.
- This lizard has a fat tail shaped like its head, which can fool predators into attacking the wrong end of the shingleback.
- I've seen lots of bluetongues but this is the first shingleback lizard I've ever seen.
- The shinglebacks were first off the mark but have a reputation for being a little slow.
- On the way in I saw two shingleback lizards crossing the road; one behind the other.
- Bobtails are often known by other names such as shinglebacks, stumpy tails, pinecone lizard and boggi.
- We have shinglebacks from both western and southern regions of Australia at the moment, and are hoping to breed them next summer.
- I've had all sorts of reptiles; bearded dragons, two species of python, blue-tongued lizards, shingleback lizards… you name it.
- Species found include shingleback lizards, which are popular with Japanese smugglers.

Definition of shingleback in US English:

shingleback

(also shingleback lizard)

nounˈSHiNGɡəlˌbak

A slow-moving heavily built lizard with scales resembling those of pine cones, found in arid regions of Australia.
Trachydosaurus rugosus, family Scincidae
Example sentencesExamples
- Changes in the haematology of shingleback lizards are discussed along with the probable cause for hyperbiliverdinemia.
- Species found include shingleback lizards, which are popular with Japanese smugglers.
- We have shinglebacks from both western and southern regions of Australia at the moment, and are hoping to breed them next summer.
- My children are not allergic to shinglebacks, so we should be nice to them.
- I've seen lots of bluetongues but this is the first shingleback lizard I've ever seen.
- On the way in I saw two shingleback lizards crossing the road; one behind the other.
- I've had all sorts of reptiles; bearded dragons, two species of python, blue-tongued lizards, shingleback lizards… you name it.
- Bobtails are often known by other names such as shinglebacks, stumpy tails, pinecone lizard and boggi.
- The shinglebacks were first off the mark but have a reputation for being a little slow.
- This lizard has a fat tail shaped like its head, which can fool predators into attacking the wrong end of the shingleback.

单词	shingleback
释义	Definition of shingleback in English: shingleback (also shingleback lizard) nounˈʃɪŋɡ(ə)lbak A slow-moving heavily built lizard with scales resembling those of pine cones, found in arid regions of Australia. Trachydosaurus rugosus, family Scincidae Example sentencesExamples Changes in the haematology of shingleback lizards are discussed along with the probable cause for hyperbiliverdinemia. My children are not allergic to shinglebacks, so we should be nice to them. This lizard has a fat tail shaped like its head, which can fool predators into attacking the wrong end of the shingleback. I've seen lots of bluetongues but this is the first shingleback lizard I've ever seen. The shinglebacks were first off the mark but have a reputation for being a little slow. On the way in I saw two shingleback lizards crossing the road; one behind the other. Bobtails are often known by other names such as shinglebacks, stumpy tails, pinecone lizard and boggi. We have shinglebacks from both western and southern regions of Australia at the moment, and are hoping to breed them next summer. I've had all sorts of reptiles; bearded dragons, two species of python, blue-tongued lizards, shingleback lizards… you name it. Species found include shingleback lizards, which are popular with Japanese smugglers. Definition of shingleback in US English: shingleback (also shingleback lizard) nounˈSHiNGɡəlˌbak A slow-moving heavily built lizard with scales resembling those of pine cones, found in arid regions of Australia. Trachydosaurus rugosus, family Scincidae Example sentencesExamples Changes in the haematology of shingleback lizards are discussed along with the probable cause for hyperbiliverdinemia. Species found include shingleback lizards, which are popular with Japanese smugglers. We have shinglebacks from both western and southern regions of Australia at the moment, and are hoping to breed them next summer. My children are not allergic to shinglebacks, so we should be nice to them. I've seen lots of bluetongues but this is the first shingleback lizard I've ever seen. On the way in I saw two shingleback lizards crossing the road; one behind the other. I've had all sorts of reptiles; bearded dragons, two species of python, blue-tongued lizards, shingleback lizards… you name it. Bobtails are often known by other names such as shinglebacks, stumpy tails, pinecone lizard and boggi. The shinglebacks were first off the mark but have a reputation for being a little slow. This lizard has a fat tail shaped like its head, which can fool predators into attacking the wrong end of the shingleback.
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