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Gould's hooded snake

Gould's hooded snake noun: suta gouldii, a venomous elapid snake, endemic to Western Australia.

Noun

Gould's hooded snake (plural Gould's hooded snakes)

  1. Suta gouldii, a venomous elapid snake, endemic to Western Australia.
    Synonyms:
    black-headed snake, Gould's black-headed snake

Synonyms of Gould's hooded snake

  • black-headed snake
  • Gould's black-headed snake

Forms of Gould's hooded snake

pluralGould's hooded snakes

Origin of Gould's hooded snake

Named after English ornithologist John Gould.

Questions about Gould's hooded snake

What does Gould's hooded snake mean?
Gould's hooded snake means suta gouldii, a venomous elapid snake, endemic to Western Australia.
What part of speech is Gould's hooded snake?
Gould's hooded snake is a noun.
What is the plural of Gould's hooded snake?
The plural of Gould's hooded snake is Gould's hooded snakes.

Words near Gould's hooded snake in the dictionary

  1. Goulburn Weir
  2. Goulburns
  3. gould
  4. Gould's goanna
  5. Gould's goannas
  6. Gould's hooded snake
  7. Gould's hooded snakes
  8. Gould's jewelfront
  9. Gould's jewelfronts
  10. Gould's monitor
  11. Gould's razor shell

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