How Do You Spell VIPEROUS?

Pronunciation: [vˈa͡ɪpəɹəs] (IPA)

The word "viperous" refers to something resembling or characteristic of a viper. Its pronunciation is /ˈvaɪpərəs/, which means there is a long "i" sound in the first syllable, followed by the "p" sound, and a short "u" sound in the second syllable. The "er" in the third syllable is pronounced with a schwa sound. The final syllable is stressed and pronounced with the long "u" sound. Remembering the correct spelling of "viperous" can help you express yourself better in writing.

VIPEROUS Meaning and Definition

1. Viperous is an adjective that describes something or someone as being similar to, characteristic of, or resembling a viper. A viper is a venomous snake belonging to the family Viperidae, known for its long, slender body and highly evolved venom-delivery system. Therefore, when something is described as viperous, it possesses qualities or characteristics similar to those of a viper.

   In a literal sense, viperous can refer to the physical features or behavior resembling that of a viper. This may include a long, slender, and agile body, as well as any associated attributes of snakes, such as venomous bites or a particular mode of hunting and moving.

   Furthermore, the term viperous can also be used metaphorically to depict qualities or behavior that resemble the characteristic traits generally associated with vipers. This can refer to a person who is crafty, cunning, or malicious, employing a deceptive or treacherous nature in their actions. It may also describe situations or events that possess a sense of danger, malice, or deceit.

   Overall, viperous is a term used to describe something or someone that resembles or possesses qualities reminiscent of a viper, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense.

2. Having the qualities of a viper; malignant.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for VIPEROUS

• vigurous
• vigerous
• leperous
• vicarous
• viarous
• verous
• vitrous
• vigirous
• perous
• vigrous
• virorous
• vigerious
• virous
• eriferous
• diperous
• oviperous
• liferous
• biferous
• cinerous
• diparous
• Deiperous
• Likurous
• opperous
• Opiperous
• ovigerous
• lipferous
• viscerous
• visserous
• visercous
• Bipherous
• Diaperous
• Viperuous
• Viperess
• Viporouss
• Vniperous
• Uperous
• cyperous
• lipprous

Etymology of VIPEROUS

The word "viperous" is derived from the noun "viper", which refers to a venomous snake belonging to the Viperidae family. The term "viper" traces back to the Latin word "vipera", which also means "viper". The Latin word is believed to have originated from the Proto-Indo-European root "*wei-" or "twine", possibly referring to the snake's coiling or twining movement. Over time, "viperous" was formed by adding the suffix "-ous", indicating "full of" or "characterized by". Therefore, "viperous" signifies something that relates to or possesses the qualities of a viper.

Similar spelling words for VIPEROUS

• HFBRS,
• -fibres,
• Fabrice,
• Fabrizia,
• OE/FIBERS,
• fibberies,
• Fibrose,
• fubberies,
• VIPRS,
• fibers's,
• muscle-fibres,
• fibres,
• fibrosa,
• -fibers,
• viper's-bugloss,
• fiber's,
• HVPRS,
• febris,
• FBARS,
• fibers,
• fibros,
• FPRA'S,
• vabres,
• fabris,
• Fabricia,
• Vapeurs,
• fabares,
• viper's,
• fibrous-rooted,
• vaporous,
• Fopperies,
• vipereous,
• febres,
• fibrous-rooted begonia,
• VIBRS,
• Fibro-fibrous,
• FPRAS,
• Vibrios,
• PHBRZ,
• Vibrissae,
• Fabrizio,
• vaporise,
• febreze,
• WVPRS,
• fiberise,
• vapourous,
• va'pors,
• Vaporose,
• vapors,
• fiberize,
• fabricio,
• fibrous,
• FPRSI,
• spindle-fibres,
• vipers,
• vapours,
• febreeze,
• fipresci,
• root-fibres,
• vibrissa,
• fibbers,
• vaporize,
• fabrizi,
• nerve-fibres.