Wiktionary
a. Resembling or characteristic of a reptile.
Usage examples of "reptilelike".
Unlike the other team animals and the thoroughbred back at the Academy, the quarter horse was calmly tolerant of the reptilelike dinosaur.
On the slope around the thicket, a small herd of agile hoofed reptilelike creatures sprang from rock to rock, cropping nervously at the sparse moss.
The pupils wavered, like candle flames caught in a draft, then narrowed into reptilelike slits.
The AAnn had evolved from a reptilelike ancestor, and they shared with humans the same upright bisymmetrical build and the same large single-lensed eyes, though their hands and feet each boasted one less digit than their human equivalents.
He learned something about the Umoi, who had been a squat, reptilelike race, somewhat resembling terrestrial toads.
Phule sometimes wondered if that was a trait the Zenobians derived from their reptilelike forebears, who preferred to bask in the sun until either an imminent threat or passing prey spurred them to action.