US /ˈælɪˌɡetɚ/
・UK /'ælɪɡeɪtə(r)/
Don't tell me it's alligator fingers.
Don't tell me it's alligator fingers.
Don't buy cookies from an alligator; don't buy cookies from a giraffe.
- I've eaten ostrich, alligator, chitlins, cow tongue, all of it.
I've eaten ostrich, alligator, chitlins, cow tongue, all of it.
I guess that alligator finally finished the job, huh?
Number six, Happy fights a familiar alligator.
and then handing over 36 mil to a guy who's putting your neighbors in alligator camps all because of a lawsuit that your own lawyers said was completely without merit.
Last year, Paramount laid off 2,000 employees, then cut another several hundred just last month, firing that many people and then handing over 36 mil to a guy who's putting your neighbors in alligator camps all because of a lawsuit that your own lawyer said was completely without merit.
If you look out your window, Sir, you'll see a giant alligator destroying Townsville.
A giant alligator?
If this is supposed to be such a pleasant place, why did they bother to call it alligator Alcatraz?
Immigration is performative cruelty as part of a strategy, whether it's sending people to a gulag in El Salvador, whether it's deporting people to places like Sudan, that have no ties to Sudan, where there is a civil war going on, whether it's using military uniform, aircraft, whether it's this alligator Alcatraz, it's about scaring people.
Yesterday, Secretary Noem announced that the government would fund the construction of a brand-new detention center in the Florida swamps, which GOP state officials have dubbed Alligator Alcatraz.
Should we go Alligator Alcatraz, Crocodile Casino, or this one called Ducks on a Boat?
Hey Pear, what do you call an alligator in a vest?
Hey, Pear, what do you call an alligator in a vest?
There's probably a crocodile or an alligator in it, so be careful.
There's probably a crocodile or an alligator in it.