Mexican Spanish Meaning of copperheads
cabezas de cobre
Other Mexican Spanish words related to cabezas de cobre
- Víbora
- Boa constrictor
- áspids
- Boas
- cobras
- Constrictores
- krait
- mambas
- Mocasines
- pitones
- cascabeles
- Serpientes de agua
- Culebras corredoras negras
- serpientes negras
- Corredores azules
- serpientes de toro
- bushmaster
- serpientes de pollo
- Serpientes de coral
- Cantil de agua
- Cascabel de diamante
- Víbora fer-de-lance
- serpientes de liga
- Culebras gopher
- serpientes verdes
- Víbora trompuda
- Víboras cornudas
- Serpientes índigo
- cobra real
- serpientes reales
- Serpientes de leche
- Serpientes de pino
- Víboras de fosso
- Víbora de cascabel
- pilotos de carreras
- Serpientes de ratas
- Serpientes marinas
- Serpientes de mar
- serpientes
- sidewinders
- serpientes
- taipanes
- víboras
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Definitions and Meaning of copperheads in English
copperheads
a common largely coppery brown poisonous snake of the pit viper family that occurs in the eastern and central U.S., a pit viper (Agkistrodon contortrix) widely distributed in upland areas of the eastern and central United States that typically attains a length of three feet (0.9 meter), is coppery brown above with dark transverse blotches, and is capable of inflicting a very painful but rarely fatal bite, a person in the northern states who sympathized with the South during the American Civil War, a very venomous but sluggish Australian elapid snake of the genus Denisonia (D. superba), a common pit viper (Agkistrodon contortrix) of the eastern and central U.S. usually having a copper-colored head and often a reddish-brown hourglass pattern on the body
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cabezas de cobre
a common largely coppery brown poisonous snake of the pit viper family that occurs in the eastern and central U.S., a pit viper (Agkistrodon contortrix) widely
Víbora,Boa constrictor,áspids,Boas,cobras,Constrictores,krait,mambas,Mocasines,pitones
No antonyms found.
copped => agarrado, cop-outs => excusas, cop-out => pretexto, coping (with) => afrontar (con), copies => copias,
