viper

Converse of object

• call: Not many preachers would survive today if they used the language of John the Baptist who called hypocrites vipers and the King a fox.
• see: As I neared the clump of lemon grass, I saw two huge vipers, probably 8ft each, lying in the sun.
• have: The T.3 was developed into the T.4 which had an even more powerful Viper, giving it a much greater rate of climb.

Converse of subject

bite: Suddenly he was bitten by a viper, that had not appeared in his dream.

Adjective modifier

• deadly: We had a CG friend with us, which was the incredibly deadly viper, because we couldn't find one in time.
• horned: Its bolt is a horned viper, slithering in a wild place.
• poisonous: The only natural hazards are a few very poisonous vipers.

Modifies a noun

• venom: Pit viper venom can involve virtually every organ system.
• bugloss: Many interesting plants can be seen here such as rock-rose, vipers bugloss and many orchid species.
• system: Viper Systems can design or rebuild a PC of your choice.
• extreme: Viper Extreme bar is made from a delicious blend of fruits and grains blended for long lasting energy.
• bite: Viper bites - 75 % cause envenomation, 35 % mild, 15 % severe.
• family: The adder is a member of the viper family and is the only venomous snake in northwest Europe.

Noun used with modifier

• pit: All of the snakes pictured below except for the coral snake are pit vipers.
• mark: The opponent Mr Cook is the proprietor of a registration for the mark VIPER in respect of " Motor Vehicles " .
• gaboon: Among other things he asked if there was any first-aid equipment for the bite of the gaboon viper.

Possessives

• bugloss: Viper's bugloss prefers a dry toil and is common on the chalk downs and on sea cliffs in many places.
• nest: The infant will play near the hole of the cobra, and the young child put his hand into the viper's nest.
• head: When Erica had an eye infection he treated her with a salve made from the ash of a burnt viper's head.