1. A reptile with a very elongated scaly body, and without limbs, which moves by means of its ribs and scales; serpentarius; a bass wind instrument of serpentine form; a subtle or malicious person.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• senient,
• serenty,
• saergent,
• servient,
• seckent,
• servent,
• sevent,
• sespend,
• sergent,
• sepert,
• selent,
• surpent,
• sertenty,
• persent,
• suspent,
• serpernt,
• surrent,
• serport,
• serphant,
• sirent

• serpentine,
• servant,
• searobin,
• serpentes,
• serpens.

The adjective form of the word "serpent" is "serpentine".

The plural of the "serpent" can be the "serpents".

The singular of the "serpent" can be the "serpent".