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Meanings of vipers in English
Usage of vipers in English
1
I have nourished vipers in my b-b-bosom and been stung by them.
2
The vipers grew up, and scorched the country-side with their pestilential breath.
3
Plutarch says that they fastened up one in a chest with vipers.
4
No community is free from these vipers, these agents of the arch-fiend.
5
Hazards The endangered Orsini's vipers are reportedly shy, but have bitten climbers.
6
Shun them as you would deadly vipers, and prevent them by forestallment.-O.S.
7
Shun them as you would deadly vipers, and prevent them by forestallment.-O.
8
O generation of vipers, how can ye, being evil, speak good things?
9
Ye offspring of vipers, how can ye, being evil, speak good things?
10
I suppose, forsooth, we are all the same with vipers and adders!
11
That whole uppity Nelson family ain't nothin' but a generation of vipers, girl.
12
Undoubtedly, the petty lords of Italy were fearful of the vipers of Milan.
13
British vipers are very rarely fatal, especially if you administer snakeroot or clivers.
14
That would open up a nest of vipers, to be sure.
15
We have another dangerous serpent, the puff adder, and several vipers.
16
Mary's arms were folded around him as if he were cradled by vipers.
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Vipers across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common