The term COBRA is associated with a variety of animals, including snakes, asps, mongooses, hooded creatures, mambas, hoods, kraits, nagas, and kings. The five-letter word SNAKE is a common name for a long, limbless reptile, while the three-letter word ASP is a type of venomous SNAKE found in Africa and Asia. MONGOOSE is an eight-letter word that refers to a small carnivorous mammal native to Africa, Asia, and southern Europe. Hooded is a six-letter word that describes something that has a HOOD or covering over its head. Mamba is a five-letter word that is used to refer to a group of highly venomous snakes found in Africa. HOOD is a four-letter word that is used to describe a covering for the head and neck. Krait is a five-letter word that is used to refer to a species of venomous SNAKE found in South and Southeast Asia. Naga is a four-letter word that is used to refer to a group of mythical serpentine creatures found in Hindu and Buddhist mythology. Finally, KING is a four-letter word that is used to refer to a male monarch or ruler.