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1. (n.) viper
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. viper
any of various other venomous or supposedly venomous snakes.
3. viper
a malignant, spiteful, or treacherous person.
Etymology: (1520–30; < L vīpera, haplological var. of *vīvipera, n. use of fem. of *vīviper, later (as re-formation) vīviparusviviparous)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) viper
venomous Old World snakes characterized by hollow venom-conducting fangs in the upper jaw
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1. (adj) Viper
any one of numerous species of Old World venomous makes belonging to Vipera, Clotho, Daboia, and other genera of the family Viperidae
2. (adj) Viper
a dangerous, treacherous, or malignant person
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Sense: an adder.
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 Afrikaans: adder |
 Arabic: أفْعى |
 Bulgarian: пепелянка |
 Brazilian: víbora |
 Czech: zmije |
 German: die Viper |
 Danish: hugorm |
 Greek: οχιά |
 Spanish: víbora |
 Estonian: rästik |
 Farsi: افعی |
 Finnish: kyy |
 French: vipère |
 Hebrew: נְחַש צֶפַע |
 Hindi: एक प्रकार का सांप |
 Croatian: zmija, guja |
 Hungarian: vipera |
 Indonesian: ular berbisa |
 Icelandic: (eitur)naðra/snákur |
 Italian: vipera |
 Japanese: 毒ヘビ |
 Korean: 살무사 |
 Lithuanian: gyvatė |
 Latvian: odze |
 Malay: ular kapak |
 Dutch: adder |
 Norwegian: slange; hoggorm |
 Polish: żmija |
 Persian: افعی |
 Pashto: يو ډول وښ لرونكى منګور، ي |
 Portuguese: víbora |
 Romanian: viperă |
 Russian: гадюка |
 Slovak: vretenica |
 Slovenian: gad |
 Serbian: zlobna osoba |
 Swedish: huggorm |
 Thai: งูพิษชนิดหนึ่ง |
 Turkish: engerek yılanı |
 Taiwanese: 毒蛇 |
 Ukrainian: гадюка |
 Urdu: سانپ، افعي |
 Vietnamese: rắn vipe |
 Chinese: 蝰蛇，毒蛇，阴险恶毒的人 |
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