snakeUK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈsneɪk/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/sneɪk/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(snāk)
snake WordReference English Thesaurus © 2025 Sense: Noun: serpent Synonyms: serpent Sense: Noun: backstabber Synonyms: backstabber, double-crosser, traitor, turncoat, betrayer Sense: Verb: meander Synonyms: Sense: Verb: lurk Synonyms: lurk, sneak Collocations, steal Collocations, creep Collocations, slink, skulk, slip Collocations, shirk, slide Collocations Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: 'as low as a snake's gut' - English Only forum
A black snake quip - English Only forum a disease that gives her skin like a snake - English Only forum a snake <that was> as long as - English Only forum A snake <was> coiled up next to the rock! - English Only forum a snake which was wound round - English Only forum A tiny Asian snake was found on a Qantas Boeing 747 airliner - English Only forum A/the snake - English Only forum being a snake for someone - English Only forum by a snake/by snake - English Only forum Caressing a Snake - English Only forum Chen Wei was sure he could see a snake in the grass - English Only forum Desperate, I swallowed [the thing / what I was chewing] that was a snake, to survive. - English Only forum detoxification of snake bite - English Only forum Does a snake crawl or slither? - English Only forum Drive snake - English Only forum Eel have a long body like a snake. - English Only forum for snake / bite or sting - English Only forum for the snake to pay her mind - English Only forum hair-fringed gullet; agitating snake muscled malevolency - English Only forum Happy Snake Year - English Only forum has been "snake bit" twice - English Only forum hold/wear/handle a snake around one's neck - English Only forum I am not sure I dare (to) touch that snake. - English Only forum I don’t like snakes/the snake/a snake - English Only forum I killed a big tall dangerous black snake. - English Only forum I saw a snake there. / I saw there a snake. - English Only forum I would not, therefore, immediately charm the snake - English Only forum I’d see that the snake isn't/wasn't/weren't there - English Only forum Idiom: to be growing a snake up your own sleeve - English Only forum more...
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