See snake out on Wiktionary
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"To move outwards like a snake."
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"(literally) To move outwards like a snake."
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"To remove by dragging out, as removing a snake from its hole."
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"(slang, archaic, US, transitive) To remove by dragging out, as removing a snake from its hole."
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"To crack a whip so as to wrap around a target."
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"(slang, archaic, US, transitive) To crack a whip so as to wrap around a target."
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"To unclog a drain using a plumbing snake."
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"(transitive) To unclog a drain using a plumbing snake."
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