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Meanings of serpent in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "snake"
Examples for "snake"
1
Two statues; one, triton struggles with snake; in the other, with fish.
2
Those three mobile units orbiting the second planet, they're snake-controlled still, right?
3
Kill me; and you will find another snake in the garden tomorrow.
4
A Merseyside police spokesman said: The snake is a four-year-old boa constrictor.
5
Either way, the simulations are important steps toward understanding the flying snake.
1
His glance, as he rested it on Bryce now, was baleful, ophidian.
2
Sack gazed at him doubtfully with ophidian eyes, then glanced questioningly at Serene.
3
I have been struck, like many others, with the ophidian head and eye of the famous Rachel.
4
Asherah is also an ophidian mother goddess.
5
Hawwa is an ophidian mother goddess.
Usage of serpent in anglès
1
It's not an easy thing, conjuring sea serpent pheromone, believe you me.
2
The serpent must have smiled at Eve that way: pleasant, amused, dangerous.
3
Kyle glanced back often down the sweep of the great serpent behind.
4
Our spittle cleanses and dries up our wounds; it kills the serpent:-
5
The third illustration depicts the familiar conflict between the vulture and serpent.
6
The new-comer could not repress a triumphant flash in the serpent eyes.
7
Then, glancing over Snake and her gear, she saw the serpent case.
8
Then, as the serpent shook itself free of mud, their journey resumed.
9
The voice of the serpent,-thatwhispers from the mire of the sea.
10
From the same flower the serpent draws poison and the bees honey.
11
Joined into a greater serpent, they would turn north to Tarwin's Gap.
12
NIDHOGGE, a serpent in the lower world that lives on the dead
13
There lay the dreaded serpent, coiled in a ring round the wall.
14
Whenever the serpent turned, the bird again placed itself in its front.
15
Next day the serpent glided up the tree, and ate the second.
16
The venom of the serpent spread, the ember grew into a flame.
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Serpent through the time
Serpent across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common