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snake in one's bosom

see viper in one's bosom.

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Nearby words

  1. snake eyes,
  2. snake feeder,
  3. snake fence,
  4. snake fly,
  5. snake foot,
  6. snake in the grass,
  7. snake juice,
  8. snake lily,
  9. snake mackerel,
  10. snake oil
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