Bearded Dragon

Pronunciation: /ˈbɪrdɪd ˈdræɡən/

Definitions of bearded dragon

noun a type of lizard known for its spiky beard-like scales under its chin

Example Sentences

A1 A bearded dragon is a type of lizard.

A2 I have a pet bearded dragon named Spike.

B1 Bearded dragons are known for their docile nature and unique appearance.

B2 In the wild, bearded dragons are found in the deserts of Australia.

C1 Many people keep bearded dragons as exotic pets due to their low maintenance and interesting behaviors.

C2 Veterinarians recommend providing a balanced diet and proper UV lighting for bearded dragons to ensure their health and well-being.

Examples of bearded dragon in a Sentence

formal The bearded dragon is a species of lizard native to Australia.

informal I love watching my bearded dragon bask under the heat lamp.

slang Check out my new pet, he's a cool bearded dragon!

figurative The bearded dragon of the office, always keeping an eye on everything happening.

Grammatical Forms of bearded dragon

• past tense: had bearded dragons
• plural: bearded dragons
• comparative: more bearded dragon-like
• superlative: most bearded dragon-like
• present tense: is a bearded dragon
• future tense: will be a bearded dragon
• perfect tense: has been a bearded dragon
• continuous tense: is being a bearded dragon
• singular: a bearded dragon
• positive degree: very bearded dragon
• infinitive: to be a bearded dragon
• gerund: being a bearded dragon
• participle: a bearded dragon

Origin and Evolution of bearded dragon

First Known Use: 1990 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'bearded dragon' originated from the appearance of spikes under the lizard's throat that resemble a beard, combined with its resemblance to a dragon.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a specific species of lizard native to Australia, the term 'bearded dragon' has since become a common name for various species of Pogona lizards kept as pets worldwide.