"pythonesque" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1997, Grace Hallworth, Mermaids and Monsters: Stories from the Sea, London: Mammoth, →ISBN, page 3:",
          "text": "The Indians of the Amazon consider the Mai d’agoa, a pythonesque snake, to be the guardian of the Wild Lake of the Amazon.",
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          "text": "Two fire signs, talented Aries and intelligent snake, combine to make a more powerful, pythonesque snake.",
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          "text": "I saw my middle-aged brother stuffing a garter snake through a tiny hole in the screen, the snake inflating, pythonesque.",
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