How to pronounce“serpent”in English
Scott: That's easy. Puritans. No, yeah -- in a way that's true. Actually, the first sea serpent sightings in New England were in the early 17th century. Although the Gloucester
serpent that I talked about. There was a lot of discussion about what that meant and even some efforts later to connect it to the supernatural. The very first sightings by
Puritans in 1630s, 1640s, they were convinced these were manifestations of Satan. Big surprise with them, right? Because everything was. These were people who even thought black
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Definitions of “serpent”
A snake.
“He falls into it, who has digg'd a Pit. Who breaks a Hedge is with a Serpent bit.”
A snake.
To wind or meander
To encircle.
“fruit-trees, whose boles are serpented with excellent vines”
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