Snake eyes is a roll of two

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, with one pip on each die. Snake Eyes or Snake Eye, may refer to:

People and characters

* Sigurd Snake-Eye (; 9th century), a legendary Viking king

Characters

* Snake Eyes (''G.I. Joe''), a fictional character in the ''G.I. Joe'' universe * Snake Eye, a fictional character from ''Boogiepop'' franchise * Snake Eyes, a character class from ''Boogiepop'' franchise * The Snake Eye (), a fictional character from ''Ultimate Muscle'' * Snake Eye, a fictional character from the 2018 Shatta Wale music video ''Gringo'' * Snake Eyes, a fictional character from the 2017 TV show ''Valor'' * Snake Eye, a fictional character from the 2016 Margaret Atwood novel '' Hag-Seed'' * Baemnun (Snake Eye), a fictional character from the 2015 TV show ''Last'' * Snake Eyes, a playable character in the 2014 videogame ''

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'' * Snake Eyes Saburota, a fictional character from the 2004 videogame ''

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'' * Snake Eyes, a fictional character from the 1987/8 TV show ''

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'' * Snake Eyes, a fictional character from the 1985 film ''Doin' Time'' * Snake-eye, a fictional character from the 1980 film '' Crazy Crooks'' * Snake Eyes, a fictional character from the 1946 animated short film '' The Great Piggy Bank Robbery'' * Snake Eyes, a fictional character from the 1942 film ''

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'' * Snake Eyes, a fictional character from the 1931 film ''Smart Money''

Sports and games

* Snake Eyes, a professional wrestling throw * Snake Eyes, a brand of golf clubs from

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* Snake eyes, or Pa ra, a dice roll in the Tibetan game

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* Snake eyes, a dice roll in craps

Biology

* The visual organs of

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* '' Ophisops'', a genus of lizard called the "snake-eye"

Film

* ''Snake Eyes'' (1998 film), a crime thriller by Brian De Palma and starring Nicolas Cage * ''Snake Eyes'' (2021 film), an action film based on the ''G.I. Joe'' character of the same name * ''Dangerous Game'' (1993 film), or ''Snake Eyes'', by Abel Ferrara * ''Snake Eyes'', a 1984 pornographic film starring

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who won an award for this film

Music

Albums

* ''Snake Eyes'', a 2009 album by

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, performing as James Hardway * ''Snake Eyes'', a 2012 album by Kat Solar * ''Snake Eyes'', a 2018 album by

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EPs

* ''Snake Eyes'', a 2011 EP by

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* ''Snake Eyes'', a 2022 EP by

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* ''Snake Eyes'', a 2022 EP by Gluttons (band)

Songs

* "Snake Eyes", a 1956 song by Zoot Sims-Bob Brookmeyer Quintet from the album '' Whooeeee'' * "Snake Eyes", a 1968 song by Houston Person from the album '' Soul Dance!'' * "Snake Eyes", a 1980 song by the Alan Parsons Project from the album ''

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'' * "Snake Eyes", a 1980 song by Grover Washington Jr. from the album ''Skylarkin'' * "Snake Eyes", a 1987 song by Razor from the album '' Custom Killing'' * "Snake Eye", a 1988 song by AC/DC from the album ''

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'' * "Snake Eyes", a song by Pain Killer first released on the 1991 album '' Rituals: Live in Japan'' * "Snake Eyes", a 1991 song by Main Source from the album '' Breaking Atoms'' * "Snake Eyes", a 1996 song by The Wedding Present from the album ''Saturnalia'' * "Snake Eye", a 1988 song by AC/DC on the "

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" single * "Calder/Snake Eyes", a 1996 song by Wayne Horvitz from the album ''

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'' * "Snake Eyes", a song by Ryuichi Sakamoto for the 1998 film ''Snake Eyes'' released on the 1999 album '' BTTB'' * "Snake Eyes", a song by Nashville Pussy for the 1998 videogame ''Rogue Trip: Vacation 2012'' released on the 1998 album '' Let Them Eat Pussy'' * "Snake Eyes", a 1999 song by John Paul Jones from the album '' Zooma'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2002 song by Shivaree from the album ''

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'' * "Snake Eye", a 2005 song by John Mayall from the album ''Road Dogs'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2008 song by Bigelf from the album '' Cheat the Gallows'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2009 song by Ryan Bingham from the album '' Roadhouse Sun'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2009 song by B-Real from the album ''

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'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2010 song by This Is Hell from the album ''Weight of the World'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2012 song by

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* "Snake Eyes", a 2013 song by Amon Amarth from the ''Under the Influence'' edition of the album ''

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'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2013 song and single by Sworn In from the album ''

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'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2013 song by Winds of Plague from the album '' Resistance'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2015 song by Mumford & Sons from the album '' Wilder Mind'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2016 song and single by

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* "Snake Eyes", a song by Trouble featured on the 2017 album '' Twin Peaks: Music from the Limited Event Series'' * "Snake Eye", a 2019 song by Flotsam and Jetsom from the album ''

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'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2022 song by Upon a Burning Body from the album '' Fury''

Literature

* '' Snake Eyes: Deadgame'', an American comic book series in the ''G.I. Joe'' franchise * ''Snake Eyes'', a comics anthology published in the 1990s by

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* ''Snake Eyes'', a 1986 short story by

Tom Maddox Tom Maddox (October 1945 – October 18, 2022) was an American science fiction writer, known for his part in the early cyberpunk movement. Maddox's only novel was ''Halo'' (), published in 1991 by Tor Books. His story "Snake Eyes" appeared in ...

* ''Snake Eyes'', a 1992 thriller novel by Joyce Carol Oates, writing as Rosamond Smith * ''Snake Eyes'', a 2006 novel by

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set in the ''CSI: Crime Scene Investigations'' series * ''Snake Eyes'', a 2012 novel by Joseph D'Lacey * ''Snake Eyes'', a mafia novel by Bill Bonanno and

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Television

* "Snake Eyes", an episode of the 1958/9 TV show ''Cannonball'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2-part 1977 episode of ''Quincy, M.E.'' season 2 * "Snake Eyes", a 1984 episode of '' The Rousters'' * "Snake Eyes", a 1990 episode of ''Baywatch'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2005 episode of ''Camp Lazlo'' * "Snake Eyes", a 2012 episode of ''Criminal Minds'' season 7 * "Snake Eyes", a 2013 episode of ''Witches of East End'' season 1

Military

* Operation Snake Eyes, a planned 1969 military operation in the Laotian Civil War * Operation Snake Eyes, a 2005 military operation performed by the U.S. Army's Delta Force against Al-Qaeda in Iraq *

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(nicknamed "Snake Eyes"), U.S. Marine Corps * Mk 82 ''Snake Eye'', a U.S.

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Other uses

* Snake-eye, a Han dynasty coinage * ''Charline von Heyl: Snake Eyes'', a 2018 art exhibition of paintings by Charline von Heyl * "Snake Eyes" (trademarked) or spanner drive, a type of "tamper-resistant"

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* Korail Class 351000, South Korean commuter trains nicknamed "Snake Eyes" ("뱀눈이")