Definition: The word "croc" is a term used in various languages to refer to a large, round, or oval-shaped object that can be made of leather (often called "croc leather"), which is then cut into various shapes and patterns. In English, the word "croc" has been adapted from Latin "craco," which means "wound." It has also been used as an abbreviation for "crook." The definition of a crocodile can vary depending on its specific species. However, generally speaking, a crocodile is an apex predator that feeds on other animals and aquatic invertebrates. In terms of fashion, the word "croc" is often used to describe shoes made from leather (often called "croc leather"). These shoes are typically round or oval-shaped and can be made with various patterns and designs. Some popular brands include Crocs, which were introduced by Tommy Hilfiger in 2003. The term "crocodile" has also been used as a nickname for women who appear to have a large amount of body hair, often referred to as a "crooked" or "croc-licked" girl. However, the term is not widely recognized and may be considered offensive or inappropriate in certain contexts.

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