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reptilian

reptilian

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A supposed alien creature said to look like a reptile
  • noun
  • /rɛpˈtɪliən/
translation icon : reptiliano
  • The Reticulans are responsible for all the abductions and mutilations (both human and animal), while the Reptilians are those behind our leaders.

And he was, he was saying that you can talk about to an extent, any of these things like the Greys, but you don't talk about the reptilians that shut off immediately.

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Examples

  • There are three generally accepted kinds of aliens: the Grays, Insectoids and the Reptilians.

  • Supposedly, the U.S. agreed to work with the Greys and Reptilians back in the '50s under Eisenhower in exchange for advanced technology.

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  • So do you think the reptilians are ruling the world?

  • So it didn't overall work that well, but one student came up with this really excellent dance song about the reptilian conspiracy theory.

  • The thing is, as long as one of these reptilians is still alive... ...this whole area is deemed protected.

  • Reptilians are highly intelligent with an impressive memory complex.

  • We are all people, Earthers, Reptilians, Sirians, and yes, Reticulians are people too.

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  • Reptilians have a foul smell, an odor that is designed to weaken and repel opponents in battle.

  • A pair of rather short (about 5 feet tall at most) Reptilians with pale cream-yellow colored scales abducted me in Oporto, Portugal, in November of 1974.

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  • Many conspiracy theorists believe that reptilians secretly control world governments.

Synonyms

alien
vsreptilian
679 4.0

A creature from another planet often in science fiction

refers to that creature type depicted with scaly animal like features

Compounds

A cold stare that shows no feeling and makes people uneasy

Surface Forms

reptilian singular
reptilians plural

Morphology

reptilian = reptile (transparent) = reptile + ian

Built by suffixation from 'reptile' to indicate something that is reptile-like; the metaphorical extension to aliens is predictable from this structure.

Etymology

Reptilian comes from the Latin reptilis ('creeping'), from repere ('to crawl'), and is the same root as reptile. In stories and conspiracy ideas, reptilians are beings that look like reptiles, so the name points to their 'reptile-like' or 'creeping' appearance.