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  [kol-uh-brid, -yuh-] /ˈkɒl ə brɪd, -yə-/ noun 1. any of numerous, typically harmless snakes constituting the family Colubridae, having no vestigial limbs, a scale-covered head and body with a mostly bare face, and belly scales usually as wide as the body, including garter snakes, bull snakes, water snakes, racers, vine and tree snakes, and other […]

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