Definition of copperhead in English:

copperhead

noun ˈkɒpəhɛdˈkɑpərˌhɛd

Any of a number of stout-bodied venomous snakes with coppery-pink or reddish-brown coloration.
a North American pit viper (Agkistrodon contortrix, family Viperidae).Also called highland moccasin
an Australian snake of the cobra family (genus Austrelaps, family Elapidae, in particular A. superbus).
Example sentencesExamples
- The copperhead, a venomous snake, is dangerous, but its bite is rarely life-threatening to healthy adult humans.
- They call it Snake Road, a gravel lane through southern Illinois' Shawnee National Forest, where each spring and fall automobile traffic is prohibited to ensure the safe passage of timber rattlers, water moccasins, and copperheads.
- I heard you used to grab rattlesnakes and copperheads by the tail and snap them like a whip to break their necks.
- After college, he spent a year in the domestic peace corps in Delaware, where he often visited Philadelphia, and West Virginia, where he tried to avoid stepping on copperhead snakes.
- He had been raised by humans since birth, so he wasn't trained in basic chimpanzee survival skills or accustomed to the wilds of Oklahoma, where water moccasins and copperheads abounded.
- It was diverse dialogue - me with stories about water moccasins, copperheads, and alligators, and Bobby describing the land of no snakes whatsoever.
- Bites from copperhead snakes, which are common in the eastern United States, seldom require antivenin therapy because they have the least potent venom and a negligible fatality rate.
- There were water snakes in the bottomland, rattlesnakes wedged between the rocks of wooden areas, and copperheads all over the place - especially in the shade under bushes and tobacco plants.
- This is the only product that can neutralize toxins from rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, and copperheads.
- Through my binoculars, I saw the heat-sensing facial pit between the eye and nostril, which identifies the copperhead as a pit viper.
- Frankly, my only concern was that the resident copperhead (don't ask; I've been sworn to secrecy) got out alive.
- Dogs bitten by any of Texas' dangerous snakes, including rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, copperheads and coral snakes, often suffer unnecessarily.
- Water moccasins and copperheads are plentiful (as in ‘about everywhere’) in the sorts of places I spend my free time and during the course of the last several decades I have had quite a few unpleasant encounters with the little monsters.
- The guineas have had to contend with a lot of copperheads and a few garter snakes, which average 8-to 10-inches long.
- In the United States, about 8,000 people a year are bitten by rattlers or their cousins in the pit viper subfamily, which includes copperheads and water moccasins.
- In the past 14 months on the job he has had more than a few run-ins with deadly snakes, including having a copperhead curl up near his bare feet in his small apartment in the ranch's horse barn.
- We said we did not and he informed us the dead snake was a decidedly poisonous copperhead, a creature apparently known to travel in pairs.
- Join us each day for stories about serpents, from flying snakes to Vietnamese cobras and North American copperheads.
- Ooze into the shadows and try not to sit on a copperhead snake or a bed of fire ants.
- The writer cited instances of guineas eating pests like grasshoppers and ticks, along with incidents of guineas killing poisonous copperheads and other snakes.

Definition of copperhead in US English:

copperhead

nounˈkäpərˌhedˈkɑpərˌhɛd

Any of a number of stout-bodied venomous snakes with coppery-pink or reddish-brown coloration.
an Australian snake of the cobra family (genus Austrelaps, family Elapidae, in particular A. superbus)
a North American pit viper (Agkistrodon contortrix, family Viperidae). Also called highland moccasin
Example sentencesExamples
- We said we did not and he informed us the dead snake was a decidedly poisonous copperhead, a creature apparently known to travel in pairs.
- The writer cited instances of guineas eating pests like grasshoppers and ticks, along with incidents of guineas killing poisonous copperheads and other snakes.
- Water moccasins and copperheads are plentiful (as in ‘about everywhere’) in the sorts of places I spend my free time and during the course of the last several decades I have had quite a few unpleasant encounters with the little monsters.
- The copperhead, a venomous snake, is dangerous, but its bite is rarely life-threatening to healthy adult humans.
- After college, he spent a year in the domestic peace corps in Delaware, where he often visited Philadelphia, and West Virginia, where he tried to avoid stepping on copperhead snakes.
- They call it Snake Road, a gravel lane through southern Illinois' Shawnee National Forest, where each spring and fall automobile traffic is prohibited to ensure the safe passage of timber rattlers, water moccasins, and copperheads.
- Ooze into the shadows and try not to sit on a copperhead snake or a bed of fire ants.
- I heard you used to grab rattlesnakes and copperheads by the tail and snap them like a whip to break their necks.
- Frankly, my only concern was that the resident copperhead (don't ask; I've been sworn to secrecy) got out alive.
- He had been raised by humans since birth, so he wasn't trained in basic chimpanzee survival skills or accustomed to the wilds of Oklahoma, where water moccasins and copperheads abounded.
- Through my binoculars, I saw the heat-sensing facial pit between the eye and nostril, which identifies the copperhead as a pit viper.
- There were water snakes in the bottomland, rattlesnakes wedged between the rocks of wooden areas, and copperheads all over the place - especially in the shade under bushes and tobacco plants.
- In the past 14 months on the job he has had more than a few run-ins with deadly snakes, including having a copperhead curl up near his bare feet in his small apartment in the ranch's horse barn.
- It was diverse dialogue - me with stories about water moccasins, copperheads, and alligators, and Bobby describing the land of no snakes whatsoever.
- This is the only product that can neutralize toxins from rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, and copperheads.
- In the United States, about 8,000 people a year are bitten by rattlers or their cousins in the pit viper subfamily, which includes copperheads and water moccasins.
- The guineas have had to contend with a lot of copperheads and a few garter snakes, which average 8-to 10-inches long.
- Join us each day for stories about serpents, from flying snakes to Vietnamese cobras and North American copperheads.
- Dogs bitten by any of Texas' dangerous snakes, including rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, copperheads and coral snakes, often suffer unnecessarily.
- Bites from copperhead snakes, which are common in the eastern United States, seldom require antivenin therapy because they have the least potent venom and a negligible fatality rate.

单词	copperhead
释义	Definition of copperhead in English: copperhead noun ˈkɒpəhɛdˈkɑpərˌhɛd Any of a number of stout-bodied venomous snakes with coppery-pink or reddish-brown coloration. a North American pit viper (Agkistrodon contortrix, family Viperidae).Also called highland moccasin an Australian snake of the cobra family (genus Austrelaps, family Elapidae, in particular A. superbus). Example sentencesExamples The copperhead, a venomous snake, is dangerous, but its bite is rarely life-threatening to healthy adult humans. They call it Snake Road, a gravel lane through southern Illinois' Shawnee National Forest, where each spring and fall automobile traffic is prohibited to ensure the safe passage of timber rattlers, water moccasins, and copperheads. I heard you used to grab rattlesnakes and copperheads by the tail and snap them like a whip to break their necks. After college, he spent a year in the domestic peace corps in Delaware, where he often visited Philadelphia, and West Virginia, where he tried to avoid stepping on copperhead snakes. He had been raised by humans since birth, so he wasn't trained in basic chimpanzee survival skills or accustomed to the wilds of Oklahoma, where water moccasins and copperheads abounded. It was diverse dialogue - me with stories about water moccasins, copperheads, and alligators, and Bobby describing the land of no snakes whatsoever. Bites from copperhead snakes, which are common in the eastern United States, seldom require antivenin therapy because they have the least potent venom and a negligible fatality rate. There were water snakes in the bottomland, rattlesnakes wedged between the rocks of wooden areas, and copperheads all over the place - especially in the shade under bushes and tobacco plants. This is the only product that can neutralize toxins from rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, and copperheads. Through my binoculars, I saw the heat-sensing facial pit between the eye and nostril, which identifies the copperhead as a pit viper. Frankly, my only concern was that the resident copperhead (don't ask; I've been sworn to secrecy) got out alive. Dogs bitten by any of Texas' dangerous snakes, including rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, copperheads and coral snakes, often suffer unnecessarily. Water moccasins and copperheads are plentiful (as in ‘about everywhere’) in the sorts of places I spend my free time and during the course of the last several decades I have had quite a few unpleasant encounters with the little monsters. The guineas have had to contend with a lot of copperheads and a few garter snakes, which average 8-to 10-inches long. In the United States, about 8,000 people a year are bitten by rattlers or their cousins in the pit viper subfamily, which includes copperheads and water moccasins. In the past 14 months on the job he has had more than a few run-ins with deadly snakes, including having a copperhead curl up near his bare feet in his small apartment in the ranch's horse barn. We said we did not and he informed us the dead snake was a decidedly poisonous copperhead, a creature apparently known to travel in pairs. Join us each day for stories about serpents, from flying snakes to Vietnamese cobras and North American copperheads. Ooze into the shadows and try not to sit on a copperhead snake or a bed of fire ants. The writer cited instances of guineas eating pests like grasshoppers and ticks, along with incidents of guineas killing poisonous copperheads and other snakes. Definition of copperhead in US English: copperhead nounˈkäpərˌhedˈkɑpərˌhɛd Any of a number of stout-bodied venomous snakes with coppery-pink or reddish-brown coloration. an Australian snake of the cobra family (genus Austrelaps, family Elapidae, in particular A. superbus) a North American pit viper (Agkistrodon contortrix, family Viperidae). Also called highland moccasin Example sentencesExamples We said we did not and he informed us the dead snake was a decidedly poisonous copperhead, a creature apparently known to travel in pairs. The writer cited instances of guineas eating pests like grasshoppers and ticks, along with incidents of guineas killing poisonous copperheads and other snakes. Water moccasins and copperheads are plentiful (as in ‘about everywhere’) in the sorts of places I spend my free time and during the course of the last several decades I have had quite a few unpleasant encounters with the little monsters. The copperhead, a venomous snake, is dangerous, but its bite is rarely life-threatening to healthy adult humans. After college, he spent a year in the domestic peace corps in Delaware, where he often visited Philadelphia, and West Virginia, where he tried to avoid stepping on copperhead snakes. They call it Snake Road, a gravel lane through southern Illinois' Shawnee National Forest, where each spring and fall automobile traffic is prohibited to ensure the safe passage of timber rattlers, water moccasins, and copperheads. Ooze into the shadows and try not to sit on a copperhead snake or a bed of fire ants. I heard you used to grab rattlesnakes and copperheads by the tail and snap them like a whip to break their necks. Frankly, my only concern was that the resident copperhead (don't ask; I've been sworn to secrecy) got out alive. He had been raised by humans since birth, so he wasn't trained in basic chimpanzee survival skills or accustomed to the wilds of Oklahoma, where water moccasins and copperheads abounded. Through my binoculars, I saw the heat-sensing facial pit between the eye and nostril, which identifies the copperhead as a pit viper. There were water snakes in the bottomland, rattlesnakes wedged between the rocks of wooden areas, and copperheads all over the place - especially in the shade under bushes and tobacco plants. In the past 14 months on the job he has had more than a few run-ins with deadly snakes, including having a copperhead curl up near his bare feet in his small apartment in the ranch's horse barn. It was diverse dialogue - me with stories about water moccasins, copperheads, and alligators, and Bobby describing the land of no snakes whatsoever. This is the only product that can neutralize toxins from rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, and copperheads. In the United States, about 8,000 people a year are bitten by rattlers or their cousins in the pit viper subfamily, which includes copperheads and water moccasins. The guineas have had to contend with a lot of copperheads and a few garter snakes, which average 8-to 10-inches long. Join us each day for stories about serpents, from flying snakes to Vietnamese cobras and North American copperheads. Dogs bitten by any of Texas' dangerous snakes, including rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, copperheads and coral snakes, often suffer unnecessarily. Bites from copperhead snakes, which are common in the eastern United States, seldom require antivenin therapy because they have the least potent venom and a negligible fatality rate.
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