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carpet snake

 

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Noun carpet snake has 1 sense
  1. carpet snake, Python variegatus, Morelia spilotes variegatus - Australian python with a variegated pattern on its back
    --1 is a kind of python

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Carpet Snake

Description

A carpet snake refers to a type of snake that belongs to the Morelia genus, characterized by their long, slender bodies and non-venomous nature. They are commonly found in Australia and are known for their ability to climb trees and conceal themselves in dense vegetation.

Senses and Usages

1. Noun - Type of Snake

In this sense, a carpet snake refers to a specific type of snake found in Australia.

Example sentence: The carpet snake slithered through the grass, looking for its next meal.

2. Noun - Floor Covering

This sense pertains to a floor covering made of woven or tufted fabric.

Example sentence: The living room was adorned with a luxurious Persian carpet.

3. Noun - Australian Indigenous Culture

Carpet snake also has cultural significance in Australian Indigenous culture, representing an important symbol or totem.

Example sentence: The carpet snake is revered as a sacred creature in the Dreamtime stories of the indigenous people.

4. Adjective - Characteristics or Appearance

Used as an adjective, carpet snake describes something resembling the color patterns or textures found on the skin of a carpet snake.

Example sentence: The dress had a striking carpet snake pattern, resembling the scales of the reptile.

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