Earthworm - Law Dictionary Search Results
Earthworm
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Lumbric
An earthworm or a worm resembling an earthworm
Dewworm
See Earthworm
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Earthmad
The earthworm
Lumbriciform
Resembling an earthworm vermiform
Lumbricoid
Like an earthworm belonging to the genus Lumbricus or family Lumbricidaelig
Worm
many long, slender, soft-bodied creeping animals, some segmented, that live by burrowing underground or as parasites, as the earthworm, tapeworm'. According to the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, 'worm' means 'a slender, creeping, naked, limbless animal usually brown
Neurocord
A cordlike organ composed of elastic fibers situated above the ventral nervous cord of annelids like the earthworm
Infest
naked, limbless animal usually brown or reddish with a soft body divided into a series of segments; an earthworm'. According to that dictionary an 'insect' means 'a small invertebrate animal, usually having a body divided into segments,
nightcrawler
A terrestrial worm that burrows into and helps aerate soil an earthworm It often surfaces when the ground is cool or wet and is used as bait by anglers The
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