green snake (Meaning)

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green snake (n)

any of numerous African colubrid snakes

either of two North American chiefly insectivorous snakes that are green in color

The vibrant green snake slithered through the lush undergrowth, its emerald scales shimmering in the sunlight.
The green snake coiled around a fallen branch, its tongue flicking in search of prey.
The emerald-hued green snake lunged towards its unsuspecting victim, its fangs bared.
The green snake's venom was deadly, capable of paralyzing its victims in seconds.
The emerald python, also known as the green snake, is one of the largest snakes in the world.
The green snake's scales were so iridescent that they seemed to glow in the dark.
The green snake's habitat was rapidly being destroyed by deforestation, putting the species at risk.
The green snake's eyes were piercing and hypnotic, luring its victims to their doom.
The green snake's body was long and slender, allowing it to move silently through the foliage.
The green snake's tail was prehensile, giving it the ability to grasp onto branches and vines.

any of numerous African colubrid snakes, either of two North American chiefly insectivorous snakes that are green in color

sea serpent, milk snake, chicken snake, worm snake, cobra, water moccasin, black racer, python, horned viper, puff adder

No antonyms found.

The vibrant green snake slithered through the lush undergrowth, its emerald scales shimmering in the sunlight.

The green snake coiled around a fallen branch, its tongue flicking in search of prey.

The emerald-hued green snake lunged towards its unsuspecting victim, its fangs bared.

The green snake's venom was deadly, capable of paralyzing its victims in seconds.