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On this page you'll find 15 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to cottonmouths, such as: dry out, desiccate, drain, dry, evaporate, and exsiccate.
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How to use cottonmouths in a sentence
Here, in their presence, David felt the loathing for the Hatburns a snake inspires—dusty brown rattlers and silent cottonmouths.
THE HAPPY ENDJOSEPH HERGESHEIMERBut there were cottonmouths down there too, with death behind their fangs, and no love for the life that was crawling upward.
THE MISSISSIPPI SAUCERFRANK BELKNAP LONGThe spine of embryos and young cottonmouths is blunt, but is pointed in most adults.
NATURAL HISTORY OF COTTONMOUTH MOCCASIN, AGKISTRODON PISCOVORUS (REPTILIA)RAY D. BURKETTAccounts in the literature of 15 litters of cottonmouths fix the time of birth as August and September.
NATURAL HISTORY OF COTTONMOUTH MOCCASIN, AGKISTRODON PISCOVORUS (REPTILIA)RAY D. BURKETTCottonmouths, like other pit-vipers, have their teeth reduced in number and have enlarged, highly specialized fangs.
NATURAL HISTORY OF COTTONMOUTH MOCCASIN, AGKISTRODON PISCOVORUS (REPTILIA)RAY D. BURKETTIn 1963 I examined the fangs of 14 cottonmouths at four- to seven-day intervals for a period of six weeks.
NATURAL HISTORY OF COTTONMOUTH MOCCASIN, AGKISTRODON PISCOVORUS (REPTILIA)RAY D. BURKETTI found a double set of fangs in cottonmouths only twice in the six-week period.
NATURAL HISTORY OF COTTONMOUTH MOCCASIN, AGKISTRODON PISCOVORUS (REPTILIA)RAY D. BURKETTI have seen cottonmouths in various types of aquatic habitats in Brazoria County.
NATURAL HISTORY OF COTTONMOUTH MOCCASIN, AGKISTRODON PISCOVORUS (REPTILIA)RAY D. BURKETTInterspecific competition may be reduced somewhat by cottonmouths sometimes feeding on water-snakes.
NATURAL HISTORY OF COTTONMOUTH MOCCASIN, AGKISTRODON PISCOVORUS (REPTILIA)RAY D. BURKETTSlightly more than a mile downstream cottonmouths are common in a bottomland area.
NATURAL HISTORY OF COTTONMOUTH MOCCASIN, AGKISTRODON PISCOVORUS (REPTILIA)RAY D. BURKETT