slaty-grey snake
slaty-grey snake noun: a medium-sized non-venomous colubrid snake, Stegonotus australis, of tropical Australia and New Guinea, having grey to black upperparts and a cream underbelly.
Noun
slaty-grey snake (plural slaty-grey snakes)
- A medium-sized non-venomous colubrid snake, Stegonotus australis, of tropical Australia and New Guinea, having grey to black upperparts and a cream underbelly.
Forms of slaty-grey snake
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Questions about slaty-grey snake
- What does slaty-grey snake mean?
- Slaty-grey snake means a medium-sized non-venomous colubrid snake, Stegonotus australis, of tropical Australia and New Guinea, having grey to black upperparts and a cream underbelly.
- What part of speech is slaty-grey snake?
- Slaty-grey snake is a noun.
- What is the plural of slaty-grey snake?
- The plural of slaty-grey snake is slaty-grey snakes.
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