treacherous+person
41viper — vi•per [[t]ˈvaɪ pər[/t]] n. 1) ram any venomous snake of the cosmopolitan family Viperidae, characterized by a pair of hollow fangs that can be erected for biting and injecting venom: includes the adders, puff adders, and pit vipers 2) ram any of …
42πρακτέων — πράκτης treacherous person masc gen pl (epic ionic) πρακτέος to be done masc/neut gen pl πρακτός things to be done masc/fem gen pl (epic ionic) …
43πρακτῶν — πράκτης treacherous person masc gen pl πρακτός things to be done fem gen pl πρακτός things to be done masc/neut gen pl …
44πράκταις — πράκτης treacherous person masc dat pl …
45πράκτης — treacherous person masc nom sg …
46πράκτῃ — πράκτης treacherous person masc dat sg (attic epic ionic) …
47serpent — ► NOUN 1) literary a large snake. 2) a sly or treacherous person. 3) historical a bass wind instrument made of leather covered wood in three U shaped turns. ORIGIN from Latin serpere to creep …
48viper — ► NOUN 1) a poisonous snake with large hinged fangs and a body typically with dark patterns on a lighter background. 2) a spiteful or treacherous person. DERIVATIVES viperish adjective viperous adjective. ORIGIN Latin vipera, from vivus alive +… …
49viperish — viper ► NOUN 1) a poisonous snake with large hinged fangs and a body typically with dark patterns on a lighter background. 2) a spiteful or treacherous person. DERIVATIVES viperish adjective viperous adjective. ORIGIN Latin vipera, from vivus… …
50viperous — viper ► NOUN 1) a poisonous snake with large hinged fangs and a body typically with dark patterns on a lighter background. 2) a spiteful or treacherous person. DERIVATIVES viperish adjective viperous adjective. ORIGIN Latin vipera, from vivus… …