snakebite

IPA: snˈeɪkbaɪt

noun

  • (countable) The bite of a snake.
  • (countable, uncountable) A drink made by mixing hard cider and lager.
  • (countable) Either of a pair of lip piercings below the lower lip, resembling the fangs of a snake.
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Examples of "snakebite" in Sentences

  • Apparent fatal snakebite in three hawks.
  • His only apparent weakness was snakebite.
  • It was used for centuries as a cure for snakebite.
  • Their conclusion was that this was due to snakebite.
  • The plant is recommended for the treatment of snakebite.
  • And, it is used to treat snakebite, used as a carminative.
  • August 16th, 2009 when i feel the snakebite enter my veins
  • As part of their training, they learned to treat snakebite.
  • Althea dies of a snakebite while in the employ of Sandoval.
  • The treatment for a snakebite is as variable as the bite itself.
  • Its called a snakebite, he said, squeezing a brown lime into a glass.
  • Cheap draught beer is still an attraction with a special offer on Snakebite.
  • Lindbergh had brought a revolver with him and Trippe carried snakebite anti-toxin from the emergency supplies.
  • Classic "snakebite" puncture, two holes, one on each side of the tube, where it got pinched by impact with a "road hazard."
  • I tried a snakebite aka purple the other week in Walkabout just to reminise on old uni times, but I dont think my stomach could take it and i started offering it around!!
  • As for your allegation that rattlers are a problem, I don't disagree that snakebite is something ranchers sometimes have to deal with, but I'm not sure I buy the argument that it's a big problem.
  • According to Wood, one photographer's sister had actually been killed by a poisonous snakebite she suffered while down in one of the caves, so he understandably had an even more intense and personal investment in the project.

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