yellow-lipped sea krait
yellow-lipped sea krait noun: a highly venomous semi-aquatic snake of species Laticauda colubrina, found in tropical Indo-Pacific oceanic waters, with distinctive black stripes, a yellow snout, and a paddle-like tail that it uses for swimming.

Noun
yellow-lipped sea krait (plural yellow-lipped sea kraits)
- A highly venomous semi-aquatic snake of species Laticauda colubrina, found in tropical Indo-Pacific oceanic waters, with distinctive black stripes, a yellow snout, and a paddle-like tail that it uses for swimming.
- Synonyms:
- banded sea krait, colubrine sea krait
Synonyms of yellow-lipped sea krait
Forms of yellow-lipped sea krait
| plural | yellow-lipped sea kraits |
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Questions about yellow-lipped sea krait
- What does yellow-lipped sea krait mean?
- Yellow-lipped sea krait means a highly venomous semi-aquatic snake of species Laticauda colubrina, found in tropical Indo-Pacific oceanic waters, with distinctive black stripes, a yellow snout, and a paddle-like tail that it uses for swimming.
- What part of speech is yellow-lipped sea krait?
- Yellow-lipped sea krait is a noun.
- What is the plural of yellow-lipped sea krait?
- The plural of yellow-lipped sea krait is yellow-lipped sea kraits.
Words near yellow-lipped sea krait in the dictionary
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