Meanings of snaky eyes in English

And Little Pine glanced with snaky eyes toward the town of Battleford.

Indeed, the very memory of her snaky eyes gave me new horror.

The rider's dark features and keen snaky eyes were unequivocally Indian.

His evil face was gloating, his snaky eyes glittering with the prospect of quick revenge.

I saw Broussard's snaky eyes flash across toward Coombs' face, but the latter remained motionless.

Again Brett described David Hume, adorned now with "black, snaky eyes and high cheek-bones."

I saw that she was dying, but life still flickered in her, and the fire of hate burned in her snaky eyes.

He was by no means an ill-looking man, but his snaky eyes and treacherous mouth told Ned to look out for him.

He thought of the "man with black, snaky eyes," who "took penn'orths" all the way from the Elephant to Whitehall.

Alice, although brave enough and quite accustomed to startling experiences, uttered a cry when she saw those snaky eyes glistening so savagely amid the shadows.

"Has he got black, snaky eyes and high cheek-bones?" the conductor inquired thoughtfully.

"Ah spect it 's cause he 's afeerd too, 'sah," she replied, her snaky eyes showing.