asp in Latin
asp in Latin is aspis — asp means a venomous snake, such as the Egyptian cobra or a viper of southwestern Europe.
asp in Latin
aspis
What does "asp" mean?
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noun A venomous snake, such as the Egyptian cobra or a viper of southwestern Europe.
"The guide warned us that an asp can be dangerous if disturbed."
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noun A hairy caterpillar, in the southern United States, that gives a sharp, painful sting when touched.
"Careful with that leaf, because an asp caterpillar might be on it."
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asp in a sentence
- The guide warned us that an asp can be dangerous if disturbed.
- The museum had a photograph of an asp coiled in the sand.
- Careful with that leaf, because an asp caterpillar might be on it.
- He brushed against an asp caterpillar and felt a burning pain in his arm.
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What is "asp" in Latin?
"asp" in Latin is aspis. asp means: A venomous snake, such as the Egyptian cobra or a viper of southwestern Europe.
How do you use "asp" in a sentence?
Example: "The guide warned us that an asp can be dangerous if disturbed." In Latin, "asp" is aspis.
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