Snake ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Snake ( noun )

1. A long, legless reptile that has a scaly skin, lives on land or in water and typically moves by wriggling its body.
2. A treacherous or deceitful person.
3. A twisting or winding shape or object.

Origin:

Old english snaca, of germanic origin; related to dutch slang and german schlange.

Examples:

1. The snake slithered across the path.
2. The snake charmer played music to the snake.
3. He was a snake in the grass.
4. The river had many snake-like curves.
5. The road had many snake-like turns.

(As a verb)

Snake ( verb )

1. A long, legless reptile that has a scaly skin, lives on land or in water and typically moves by wriggling its body.
2. A treacherous or deceitful person.
3. A twisting or winding shape or object.

Origin:

Old english snaca, of germanic origin; related to dutch slang and german schlange.

Examples:

1. The snake slithered across the path.
2. The snake charmer played music to the snake.
3. He was a snake in the grass.
4. The river had many snake-like curves.
5. The road had many snake-like turns.