Serpentine

Meaning

Adj

●

Of,

to, or

of snakes.

●

Of, or having

associated with, the

to in the

of Genesis in the Bible, such as

or deceitfulness.

●

Having the form or

of a snake.

●

Curving in

; sinuous.

Noun

●

Any of several

to

snakebites.

●

An early form of

, used in

e 16th century.

●

A

firework.

●

In Minerals:

A

tube.

●

In Curves & Mathematics:

Any of several related

; anguinea

●

In Equestrianism:

In

, a

across on the arena.

●

In Mineralogy & Minerals:

Any of several green/brown

and

that have

structure, whose

somewhat

a snake's skin.

●

In Geology, Minerals & Rocks:

An

or

with

and

by these minerals.

Verb

●

To

; to

or

; to meander.

Name

●

The

in Hyde Park, London.

●

A

in Alaska.

●

A

in Australia.

●

A

in Canada.

●

A

in New Zealand.

Sourced from

Origin

serpentine

English

serpentinus

Latin

-inus

Latin

ινος

Ancient Greek (to 1453)

serpens

Latin

Sourced from

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