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Meanings of snake (snaked) in English
A tributary of the Columbia River that rises in Wyoming and flows westward; discovered in 1805 by the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
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Examples for "snakes"
Examples for "snakes"
1
I understand that there are ground forces guarding the snakes' family complexes.
2
You can't study snakes for forty years without encountering some dangerous ones.
3
The largest snakes of the world exist only in the human mind.
4
The border line snakes over rocky highlands north and south of Jerusalem.
5
Just like the snakes that eats the little birds in the spring.
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.
1
Helped escort the sea serpents up the river to the cocooning grounds.
2
In the wet season serpents are common in the neighbourhood of Pará.
3
The Egyptian Priests fed the sacred serpents in the temple at Thebes.
4
Dozens of the great serpents were out in the water, eeling about.
5
And the similitude of two serpents was upon the sword in gold.
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 snaked in English
1
He snaked a hand out-hisright hand, of course-andgrabbed my arm.
2
Fear snaked its way into the quickly darkening recesses of her mind.
3
The line of Seanchan soldiers still snaked up and down the slope.
4
Heavy-duty power cables snaked out of the rooms and down the hallway.
5
The carter's whip snaked out so fast that Abigail hardly saw it.
6
He snaked to the left to hand off to Johnson, his halfback.
7
The dirt-caked windows were snaked with vines, making it impossible to see.
8
Berman followed him and looked down below as the road snaked away.
9
Wings flapped with the movement, and the long tail snaked about restlessly.
10
A single file of townsfolk took shape and snaked across the field.
11
I snaked my hand out through the covers and flashed a thumbs-up.
12
He snaked me out of bed and was all excited, and says:
13
He snaked his pistol out of the shoulder holster into his hand.
14
Josh rushed to his father and snaked his arms around his waist.
15
Hot tears snaked down his cheeks as small fissures cracked his strength.
16
On the journey back to Bilbao the train snaked through the hinterland.
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Snaked across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common