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Cha·me·leon  (kə-mēl′yən, -mē′lē-ən)n. Variant of Chamaeleon.chameleonParson's chameleonCalumma parsoniicha·me·leon  (kə-mēl′yən, -mē′lē-ən)n.1. Any of various tropical lizards of the family Chamaeleonidae, chiefly of Africa and Madagascar, having a prehensile tail, eyes that can move independently, and the ability to change color.2. An anole lizard, especially Anolis carolinensis of the southeast United States.3. A changeable or inconstant person: In his testimony, the nominee came off as ... a chameleon of legal philosophy (Joseph A. Califano, Jr.)[Middle English camelioun, from Latin chamaeleōn, from Greek khamaileōn : khamai, on the ground; see dhghem- in Indo-European roots + leōn, lion (translation of Akkadian nēš qaqqari, ground lion, lizard : Akkadian nēšu, lion + Akkadian qaqqari, genitive of qaqqaru, the earth, ground); see lion.]cha·me′le·on′ic (-lē-ŏn′ĭk) adj.Word History: The words referring to the animal chameleon and the plant chamomile are related etymologically by a reference to the place one would expect to find them, that is, on the ground. The first part of both words goes back to the Greek form khamai, meaning on the ground. What is found o