dipsas
noun
dip·sas
ˈdipsəs
plural dipsades
-səˌdēz
: a serpent with a bite anciently supposed to produce intense thirst
Word History
Etymology
Middle English dipsas, from Latin dipsad-, dipsas, from Greek, from dipsa thirst
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