Python

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Any of various nonvenomous snakes of the family Pythonidae, found chiefly in Asia, Africa, and Australia, that coil around and asphyxiate their prey. Some pythons can attain lengths of 8 meters (26 feet) or more. noun

In classical antiquities and in the New Testament, a soothsaying spirit or demon; hence, also, a person possessed by such a spirit; especially, a ventriloquist. noun

lowercase Any very large serpent, as a rock-snake: loosely used, like boa and anaconda, but properly applicable only to the large Old World non-venomous serpents of the family Pythonidæ. noun

The typical genus of Pythonidæ: formerly conterminous with the family, now restricted to species having premaxillary teeth, labial plates of both jaws fossate, and scuta extending to between the orbits. noun

Any species of very large snakes of the genus Python, and allied genera, of the family Pythonidæ. They are nearly allied to the boas. Called also rock snake. noun

A diviner by spirits. noun

A type of large constricting snake. noun

(Greek mythology) dragon killed by Apollo at Delphi noun

Large Old World boas noun

A soothsaying spirit or a person who is possessed by such a spirit noun

A type of large constricting snake.

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The best thing to happen to Computer Science students in a data and file structures or algorithms class. Urban Dictionary

Python is a powerful high-level interpreted language. Python's design is notably clean, elegant, and well thought through; it tends to attract the sort of programmers who find Perl grubby and exiguous. Urban Dictionary

A great little language invented by Guido "the man" van Rossum. John Carmack "swears by it", he wrote the Quake 2 engine in it! Urban Dictionary

A powerful, slow computer programming language that strangles other programming languages by virtue of it's ease of use and shallow learning curve. Computers understand it about as well as most people understand assembly language and only manage to execute it about 10x slower than assembly language or 4x slower than Java. Urban Dictionary

Python, see Monty Python note: Python is usually used to refer the Flying Circus, rather than the movies, such as 'The Holy Grail', or 'Life of Brian' Urban Dictionary

The person above me is a complete idiot, a python does not break its prey's bones, it constricts the prey item, and as the prey breathes in, the python squeezes tighter. The only deadly python in the world is the world's largest snake, the reticulatedpython. The anaconda is NOT the largest snake, butthe heaviest, weighing in at 300-500 pounds. So, in fact, the person who posted above me is a complete idiot who knows NOTHING about reptiles. Also referring to one of the greatest comedic geniuses in the world, Monty Python. Urban Dictionary

Another word for dick Urban Dictionary

A scripting progam used to write programs, the text looks like a rainbow. Urban Dictionary

A completely useless programming language used when you cannot download something better to program with, by the incredibly bored or forced upon students Urban Dictionary

The Python The Python is when a chick wraps her legs around your body and squeezes you until you go limp. She then proceeds to pull your whole body into her vagina head first. After nothing is hanging out but your feet she moves off feeling bloated and complaining she looks fat. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to python:
python, pithon, pytho, phython.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word python:
grail, monty, perl, smalltalk, lua, indentation, javascript, ruby, django, anaconda, palin, toolkit, boa, lisp, idle, viper, scala, gnu, syntax, delphi, cobra, sketch, gui, sql, interpreter, java, tortoise, snake, spam, api, serpent, lizard, xml, snakes, crocodile, module, troupe, apache, programming, linux, compiler, unix, chapman, burmese, functionality, graphical, package, interface, reptiles, terry, mod, server, circus, holy, html, libraries, implementation, import, turtle, code, framework, subspecies, node, monitor, web, apollo, languages, supports, expressions, documentation, default, eric, license, software, variables, language, object, swift, client, net, strings, algorithm, script, database, objects, developer, string, file, files, microsoft, endemic, patrol, google, functions, tools, computing, shell, application, implemented, user.

Words that rhyme with python:
forsyth on, smyth on.

Adjectives that are often used to describe python:
huge, large, foot, reticulated, great, indian, giant, sacred, african, big, burmese, enormous, royal, small, female, green, long, black, dead, live, regal, gigantic, reticulate, hungry, british, headed, mighty, monstrous, coiled, pure, standard, immense, terrible, golden, largest, angry, australian, asian, male, gorged, olive, brown, mightiest, sluggish, frosty, harmless, mythical, biggest, tame, massive, thick, motionless, grown, albino, asiatic, delphic, irish, deadly, legendary, numerical, wary, spotted, apollo, tailed, stuffed, empty, postprandial, poisonous, prostrate, longest, pound, sleek, overfed, invisible, fed, tremendous, unsated.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective python:
snake, skin, rocksnake, rocksnakes, snakes, worship, lists, objects, slaying, skins, dev, based, myth, parodies, god, docs, slayer, boughs, shadow, attacks, bindings, tools, classes.

Consonant match to python:
pathan, path in, pathe in, perth in, pith in.

Words that sound like python:
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