Serpentiniann.
/səːpənˈtɪnɪən/ = Ophite n.2
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Ophite1608
Ophian1678
Serpentinian1758
Serpentian1841
1758 A. Maclaine tr. J. L. von Mosheim Eccl. Hist. i. Cent. ii. ii. v. §19 The Ophites, or Serpentinians, a ridiculous sort of heretics, who had for their leader a man called Euphrates.
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n.1758- to be death upon
- to be deep in a person's books
- to be deep into a person's books
- to be deeply seated
- to be descended
- to be descended from
- to be descended of
- to be descended out of
- to be despaired
- to be destined
- to be determined
- to be determined on or upon
- to be disappointed in
- to be disappointed with
- to be displeased
- to be disposed of
- to be dog at
- to be doing
- to be domestic of
- to be domestic with
- to be done
- to be doubted
- to be down
- to be down for
- to be down for a specified amount of time