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py·thon \ˈpīˌthän, -_thən\ noun Etymology: Latin Python, monstrous serpent that dwelt in the caves of Mount Parnassus near Delphi and that was killed there by Apollo, from Greek Pythōn 1. -s : a large constricting snake (as a boa or anaconda) 2. capitalized [New Latin, from Latin Python] : a genus of large nonvenomous snakes of the family Boidae that includes the largest of recent snakes — see carpet snake, indian python, reticulated python, rock python
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