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alligator
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alligator
amphibious reptiles of the order Crocodylia. The closely related crocodile, caiman and gavials are also members.
alligator clips
spring-loaded, slightly-toothed clamps with long jaws; used particularly as electrodes on an electrocardiograph because they can be easily attached to the animal's skin.
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