Garudapurana 1.108.27

1.108.27

vyālīkaṇṭhapradeśāhyapi ca phaṇabhṛdbhāṣaṇā yā ca raudrī yā kṛṣṇā vyākulāgī rudhiranayanasaṃvyākulā vyāghrakalpā /
krodhe yaivogravaktrā sphuradanalaśikhā kākajihvā karālā sevyā na strī vidagdhā parapuragamanā bhrāntacittā virākta //

She whose throat is like a serpent, who speaks like a hooded snake, who is terrible, dark, agitated in limb, with eyes agitated by blood, resembling a tigress,
who in anger has a ferocious face, like a flashing flame of fire, raven-tongued, frightful—a woman who is cunning, who goes to other cities, whose mind is wandering, [and who is] alienated, should not be consorted with.