Definition of Lot lizzard

Lot lizzard

noun

• misspelling of "lot lizard".

  Look at those lot lizzards. They been busy and ain't showered in days.

  Last edited on Feb 05 2017. Submitted by Anonymous on Feb 05 2017.

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Other terms relating to 'lot':
a lot on (one's) plate	Definitions include: See on (one's) plate.
BFFWEOAGSA	Definitions include: acronym for "best friends forever who eat out and go shopping a lot".
have a lot of moving parts	Definitions include: to be complex.
have a lot on (one's) plate	Definitions include: to have a lot on (one's) plate.
have a lot riding on	Definitions include: to have a great deal of personal interest in the outcome of a person or event.
lick a lot 'a Puss	Definitions include: A person who licks a lot of pussy.
lot	Definitions include: a group of people.
lot lizard	Definitions include: a prostitute who frequents truck-stop parking lots, looking for customers.
LYL	Definitions include: acronym for "love you lots".

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