serpent
US /ˈsə:pənt/
・UK /ˈsɜ:pənt/
B2
n. (c.)Countable NounVery big snake
The serpent was so large I couldn't hold it all
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Top 10 Facts - Dark Souls
- Some examples are the armor set worn by Jorm the Giant, the mask worn by the Firekeeper, the armor set worn by the Man-Serpent Summoner, a white dress worn by the company captain Yotchka, a plow used by the Scarecrows in the first game and a lot more.
Some examples are the armor set worn by Jorm the Giant, the mask worn by the Firekeeper, the armor set worn by the Man-Serpent Summoner, a white dress worn by the company captain Yotchka, a plow used by the Scarecrows in the first game and a lot more.
- the mask worn by the Fire Keeper,
the armor set worn by the Man-Serpent Summoner,
the mask worn by the Fire Keeper, the armor set worn by the Man-Serpent Summoner,
If Man Obeyed God
- What? The ultra persuasive malicious sneaky serpent. *Slap*
What? The ultra persuasive malicious sneaky serpent. *Slap*
- The ultra- persuasive, malicious, sneaky serpent.
The ultra- persuasive, malicious, sneaky serpent.
House of Cards Explained: Shakespeare, History & Guilty Pleasure
- Look like the innocent flower but be the serpent under it.
Look like the innocent flower but be the serpent under it.
- [Look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under it.]
[Look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under it.]
Biblical Series I: Introduction to the Idea of God
- And so that chaos that threatens the stability, say, of the marriage, is equivalent to, well, it's equivalent to the serpent in the tree, that's one form of equivalence.
And so that chaos that threatens the stability, say, of the marriage, is equivalent to, well, it's equivalent to the serpent in the tree, that's one form of equivalence.
- And so that chaos that threatens the stability, say, of the marriage is equivalent to, well, it's equivalent to the serpent in the tree.
And so that chaos that threatens the stability, say, of the marriage is equivalent to, well, it's equivalent to the serpent in the tree.
A Long and Difficult Journey, or The Odyssey: Crash Course Literature 201
- of woman as a monstrous serpent.
of woman as a monstrous serpent.
- Well, it's Medusa, a representation of woman as a monstrous serpent.
Well, it's Medusa, a representation of woman as a monstrous serpent.
Apollo's Tree
- I've slain a great serpent with that weapon;
I've slain a great serpent with that weapon;
- "I've slain a great serpent with that weapon"
"I've slain a great serpent with that weapon"
Vox Populi | Hazbin Hotel Season 2 | Prime Video
- 'Cause I'm the serpent, I'm the flame.
'Cause I'm the serpent, I'm the flame.
- Cause I'm the serpent.
Cause I'm the serpent.
Top 10 Strangest Medieval Monsters
- Number six, Amphisbian. Getting its name from the Greek term amphis, meaning both ways, and byan, meaning to go, this rather amusing monster was a serpent with two opposing heads.
Number six, Amphisbian. Getting its name from the Greek term amphis, meaning both ways, and byan, meaning to go, this rather amusing monster was a serpent with two opposing heads.
- Getting its name from the Greek term amphis, meaning "both ways," and bean, meaning "to go," this rather amusing monster was a serpent with two opposing heads.
Getting its name from the Greek term amphis, meaning "both ways," and bean, meaning "to go," this rather amusing monster was a serpent with two opposing heads.
Resilience of the Maya Civilization (Full Episode) | Rise and Fall of the Maya | National Geographic
- Twice a year, during the spring and autumn equinox, the sun traces out the shape of a moving snake in shadow, linking with the carved head of a feathered serpent the Maya God Kukulcan.
Twice a year, during the spring and autumn equinox, the sun traces out the shape of a moving snake in shadow, linking with the carved head of a feathered serpent the Maya God Kukulcan.
- Twice a year, during the spring and autumn equinoxes, the sun traces out the shape of a moving snake in shadow, linking with the carved head of a feathered serpent, the Maya god Kukulcán.
Twice a year, during the spring and autumn equinoxes, the sun traces out the shape of a moving snake in shadow, linking with the carved head of a feathered serpent, the Maya god Kukulcán.
Super Mario 3D World - E3 Gameplay Analysis (Secrets & Hidden Details)
- Did you notice the small flying creature next to the sea serpent?
Did you notice the small flying creature next to the sea serpent?
- next to the Sea Serpent? It looks strikingly similar to the inhabitants of Subcon that
next to the Sea Serpent? It looks strikingly similar to the inhabitants of Subcon that