anguine
Americanadjective
adjective
Etymology
Origin of anguine
1650–60; < Latin anguīnus pertaining to a snake, equivalent to angu ( is ) snake, serpent + -īnus -ine 1
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Anguine, ang′gwīn, adj. of or like a snake.
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