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viper
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viper
noun
/ˈvaɪpər/
violoncello
virago
Meaning
a type of poisonous snake; metaphorically, a spiteful or treacherous person
a venomous snake with large hinged fangs that typically has a thick body and gives birth to live young
Example Sentences
The
viper
lay hidden in the tall grass.
The
viper
coiled up when it sensed danger.
Example Expressions
nest of vipers
Synonyms
snake, serpent, adder, cobra, rattlesnake
Entry 1
snake, serpent, adder, cobra, rattlesnake
Entry 2
serpent, snake, adder
Antonyms
harmless, kind
Collocations
venomous viper, deadly viper, viper bite, nest of vipers, pit viper
Entry 1
venomous viper, deadly viper, viper bite, nest of vipers
Entry 2
venomous viper, viper bite, pit viper
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