Monkey
Monkey noun - An appealingly mischievous person.
Usage example: come back here, you little monkey!
Snake
How words are described
| live | live monkey | live snake |
| female | female monkey | female snake |
| familiar | familiar monkey | familiar snake |
| regular | regular monkey | regular snake |
| Other adjectives: green, dead, single, poor, small, actual, real, huge, little, black, harmless, white, new, crazy, gigantic, literal, local, pink, resident, demonic, robotic, one-eyed, biggest. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- The Nue of the Japanese mythology has a monkey's head, a tanuki's body, the legs of a tiger, and the tail of a snake (or alternately, a snake as tail).
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The plot involves a snake kidnapping a baby monkey into his cave to eat, with scary-looking bats as scenery presumably to highlight the mood.
Source: Bat out of Hell - But the bats turn out to be the ones to save the monkey from the snake by purposefully distracting it.
Source: Bat out of Hell
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