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Curving in alternate directions
“The stones formed a serpentine path so that evil spirits would get lost and not follow the path to its end.”
Cunningly treacherous in nature
“With a rosy pencil, he sketched the hour when Barbara Lawson should be his own, and his serpentine plans would all be victoriously consummated.”
Complex or intricate in nature
“The reader encounters in the book a serpentine web of the most fascinating scientific and philosophical perspectives.”
Having the form or shape of a snake
“These are serpentine species of lizards that do not have legs.”
Not even or balanced in shape or arrangement
Shaped like a snake
Given to creeping
Dangerous or perilous
Relating to, or having the nature of, a demon or evil spirit
Relating to or characteristic of reptiles
Graceful and sinuous or seductive in movement
Intimidating or aggressive in nature
A large, heavy piece of artillery, typically mounted on wheels, formerly used in warfare
A coil or twist, or something shaped in a coil or twist
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