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caduceus

[kuh-doo-see-uhs, -syoos, -shuhs, -dyoo-] / kəˈdu si əs, -syus, -ʃəs, -ˈdyu- /
NOUN
wand
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Bathed in blue and red light, it has a caduceus — a symbol for medicine, with winged staff and twined serpents — projected high on either side.

From New York Times

Like the standard medical ID bracelets, each has an engraved six-pointed star with caduceus — the medical symbol inspired by the Greek god Hermes — at its center.

From New York Times

Above each of those arches looms a caduceus, the winged staff entwined with two snakes that’s used as a symbol of medicine.

From Washington Times

George and Martha curled around the caduceus, which shimmered and changed into something that looked suspiciously like a high-voltage cattle prod.

From Literature

It was a caduceus, the symbol of Cabin Eleven.

From Literature