What is "crocs"

Usage examples of "crocs".

The bodies lolled lifelessly as three big crocs took great crunching bites out of them.

Lily out of the water and onto the walkway flanking the lake not a moment before six more crocs attacked the carcass of the dead one.

Less than ten yards from where I stood, a wide, flat spur of tawny rock extended out from the Mogado side of the bank some twenty-five feet over the river, and upon it, slithering atop one another, stacked almost to the height of a man, were dozens of crocs, perhaps more than a hundred.

And as he dances he begins speaking in bursts: a rap of the crocs, a rap of speech.

As he does so, I hear the slow slap of slime-green crocs on hard floor.

As I watched, one of the crocs dropped off the pile and went with a heavy splash into the murky water.

But crocs only bellow when their territory is threatened, and I was no threat, I was mere prey.

For instance: it struck me early on that, while there were indications of other feet at work two pairs of highly active rubberised soles on hard floor, and one pair of light leather which I tentatively awarded to the catlike Tabizi there was no slapping of crocs, thereby leading me to the conclusion that Haj was either suspended above the ground in some way, or shoeless, or both.

The carcasses of the zombie crocs floated, partially eaten away by salt.

At first there was nothing but empty graves and stacked zombie crocs, then two pony-sized black figures came bounding along the park path toward them.

More timid than alligators, these crocs are not known to attack humans.

Dimock was a pretty old feller by that time, but like most sports, he would shoot anything in sight, not only deer and birds but gators, crocs, and manatees.

Had big crocs up them southern rivers, too, least back in them days, but maybe Cox never knew that or forgot to mention it.