Alligator and Croc

Alligator

Alligator noun - Either of two amphibious reptiles related to crocodiles but with shorter broader snouts.
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Croc and alligator are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Croc" instead a noun "Alligator".

Croc

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Alligator and croc are semantically related. You can use "Alligator" instead a noun "Croc".

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  • A sentient alligator in Vinigortonio in order to avoid getting headshot by Platypus's pendant attack uses the Croc-o-style Sniper set... which is made from a skinned and decapitated crocodile...
  • This is a reference to another villain named Killer Croc, who looks like a giant, humanoid alligator due to his rare genetic disease, and often appears in Gotham's sewers.
  • "Just So" Story Second by explaining what the term "Croc" means in slang: When a Crocodile ruins an Alligator-themed pep rally by suggesting they do Crocodile things to do, only for one of the Gators to call him a "Croc." .
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