Sidewinder (noun)

1. A venomous snake of the Crotalus genus, found in the deserts of the southwestern United States and northern Mexico, characterized by its sideways slithering motion.
2. A type of missile or explosive device that moves in a sidways or circular manner, used to evade or deceive enemy defenses.

Origin:

The word 'sidewinder' is derived from the way the snake moves sideways, slithering along the ground like a wave, and refers to a venomous snake found in the deserts of the southwestern united states and northern mexico.

Examples:

1. The sidewinder was a dangerous snake, and its venom could cause severe injury or death.
2. The sidewinder missile was highly maneuverable and could target enemy positions with great accuracy.
3. The sidewinder used its unique sideways slithering motion to navigate the hot and arid desert terrain.
4. The sidewinder was highly sought after by snake collectors and enthusiasts due to its distinctive appearance and behavior.
5. The sidewinder explosive device was used to clear obstacles and create passages in rough or rocky terrain.