[? a. F. l’iguane (iguane iguana, with def. art.).] = IGUANA, GUANA.
1834. Pringle, Afr. Sk., vi. 210. Frequented by numbers of the large amphibious lizard called the leguan or guana.
1877. J. A. Chalmers, Tiyo Soga, xviii. 346–7. The second [doctor] removes the cause of disease, which is either a lizard, a serpent, or leguan (a miniature alligator).
