释义 |
acan·tho·phis \əˈkan(t)thəfə̇s\ noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from acanth- + Greek ophis snake — more at ophidia : a genus of venomous Australian snakes (family Elapidae) having a long horny upturned spine at the end of the tail and consisting of the death adder (A. antarcticus) |