water adders
water adders is the plural of water adder.
Meaning of water adder
Noun
water adder (plural water adders)
- A water mocassin (Agkistrodon piscivorus), a venomous aquatic snake of North America.
- Synonyms:
- cottonmouth, cottonmouth mocassin
- Any of species Natrix natrix of non-venomous European snakes.
- Synonyms:
- ringed snake, water snake, grass snake
- A northern water snake (Nerodia sipedon), a non-venomous American snake.
- Synonyms:
- water snake, watersnake
- A crab-eating water snake or white-bellied mangrove snake (Fordonia leucobalia), a venomous snake of south Asia.
- Synonyms:
- water snake, watersnake
- Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see water, adder.
Questions about water adders
- What is water adders the plural of?
- Water adders is the plural of water adder.
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