ophiolatry
/ˌɒfɪˈɒlətri/noun
The worship of serpents; also (rarely as a count noun.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Cotton Mather (1663–1728), minister in America and author. From ophio- + -latry.
- non-articulated
- nonary
- non-Aryan
- non-assertive
- non-associated
- non-association order
- non-associative
- non assumpsit
- non-atomic
- non-attached
- non-attachment
- non-attendance
- non-attender
- non-attributable
- non-attributably
- non-automatic
- non-availability
- non-avian
- nonbacterial
- nonbank
- non-barbiturate
- non-baryonic
- non-basic
- non-being
- non-belief