serpent (ser pent)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 27
[ A circular view to ye utmost verge of ye horizon, which with the serpent ing of the Thames is admirable. Evelyn , Diary, July 23, 1679. II. trans. To entwine; girdle as with the coils of a serpent. The feilds, planted with fruit-trees, whose boles are serpented with excellent vines. Evelyn, Diary, Jan. 20, 1645. [Rare in both uses.] serpent aria
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