How to pronounce “alligator”(noun) in English

And then you had alligator clips.

a "crocodile" or "alligator."

These are not alligators or crocodile that historically would kill people.

There were animals that were kind of alligator-like.

and I'll put it in the alligator clamp.

Have you ever heard of alligator clips?

you it's called waiting for Mr Alligator can everyone hear me in the back okay until recent I believed that waiting was

was something out there listening hi Mr Alligator I would say it's me Eevee that's what they called me it's Eevee

serious as life and death Mr Alligator was coming he was the future he was mine

They're, call them alligator clips 'cause they look like that.

cat like, chase the alligator for a minute, but at the end of the day, whatever.

waiting it had taken almost 42 years but Mr Alligator had finally come we get

So George said the alligator thing and Luke laughed.

It was said there were alligators in the mangroves.

So what we're working on now is actually trying to figure out how to put basically an alligator-like tail on a bird.

realizing that people are moving from regular landline phones, that you could take two little alligator clips to and listen to what they're talking about if you

But this ad would be equally funny if it had a pet guy in a giraffe suite or an alligator suit or sort of a brand like

loudly as if there were a bad connection my father and family would know that Mr Alligator was on the phone know there

Have you considered, OK, well, we're going to take the DNA that we know in an alligator makes the tail, splice it in, and then hey,

And then that's when George said, I quote, I feel like we're fucking wrestling an alligator or some shit.

And what they argued is, geeze, people aren't using-- it's not just about the copper wire and the alligator clips anymore.

And I figured, well, I have a clamp, and I have this little alligator clip thing, and what I'll do is I'll just pluck it,

You could hold it up with these alligator clips, but you're talking through your microphone, so the sound was much, much better going through the telephone.

Jonathan Rosenberg: It's challenging Silicon Valley great, Jim Barksdale, who basically said, "Who wins in a fight between an alligator and a bear?

In South Carolina, I could smell it through my open window, alligators and secrets, the embers of Sherman's March, the Ku Klux Klan,