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snakedom

snakedom noun: the state or essence of being a snake.

Noun

snakedom (uncountable)

  1. The state or essence of being a snake.
    • African vipers are hazardous to pin and hold by the head, as experienced herpetologists will attest, because they have the longest fangs in snakedom.2006, Delfi Messinger, Grains of Golden Sand: Adventures in War-Torn Africa, page 31
    Synonyms:
    snakehood

Synonyms of snakedom

Origin of snakedom

From snake + -dom.

Questions about snakedom

What does snakedom mean?
Snakedom means the state or essence of being a snake.
What part of speech is snakedom?
Snakedom is a noun.

Words near snakedom in the dictionary

  1. snakeboard
  2. snakeboards
  3. snaked
  4. snaked out
  5. snaked up
  6. snakedom
  7. snakefear
  8. snakefish
  9. snakefishes
  10. snakeflesh
  11. snakeflies

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