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snake fence

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun snake fence has 1 sense
  1. worm fence, snake fence, snake-rail fence, Virginia fence - rail fence consisting of a zigzag of interlocking rails
    --1 is a kind of rail fence

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Snake Fence

Snake fence, also known as snake railing or serpent barrier, is a type of structure designed to prevent snakes from entering a specific area. It is commonly used in areas where venomous snakes are prevalent to protect people, pets, and livestock from potential danger.

Usage

1. Noun

In its primary usage as a noun, a snake fence refers to a physical barrier that is constructed using various materials such as wood, metal, or mesh wire. This fence serves as a protective boundary, hindering snakes from passing through and entering a designated area.

Example sentence: The farmer built a sturdy snake fence around the chicken coop to ensure the safety of his flock.

2. Verb

As a verb, snake fencing refers to the act of constructing or installing a snake fence.

Example sentence: The construction crew is snake fencing the perimeter of the new hiking trail to keep hikers safe from potential encounters with rattlesnakes.

3. Adjective

Sometimes, snake fence can be used as an adjective to describe an area or location that has protective barriers in place to prevent snake intrusion.

Example sentence: The picnic area is completely snake-fenced, providing a worry-free environment for families to enjoy outdoor gatherings.

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