cottonmouth 的定义
plural cot·ton·mouths [kot-n-mouths, -mouthz]. /ˈkɒt nˌmaʊθs, -ˌmaʊðz/.
- a venomous snake, Agkistrodon piscivorus, of swamps in southeastern U.S., that grows to about 4 feet.
cottonmouth 近义词
等同于 parched
等同于 dehydrate
更多cottonmouth例句
- But then, mysteriously, they all contracted strange ailments: cottonmouth, headaches, and severe dehydration.
- When suddenly approached the moccasin opens wide its white-lined mouth, and one then understands why it is called cottonmouth.
- Joe Harmon was small and stout, a little round man with bushy eyebrows and the flabby face of a cottonmouth snake.
- The named, American kinds of Agkistrodon currently are arranged as three species: the copperhead, the cantil and the cottonmouth.
- All are of late Pleistocene Age and well within the present geographic range of the cottonmouth.
- The average for the eastern cottonmouth obtained by Gloyd and Conant, however, was 137 ventrals in both sexes.