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Worm

Worm, according to the Webster's New World Dictionary (1962 edition), 'worm'

A nematoid worm of the genus Gordius resembling a hair See Gordius

They are a favorite bait with anglers Called also caddice worm or caddis worm

being often very destructive Many of them are popularly called worms as the cutworm cankerworm army worm cotton worm silkworm

any worm of the Chaetognatha transparent marine worm with horizontal lateral and

and often with a caudal spine See Sphinx also Tobacco worm and Tomato worm

Any intestinal worm found in the stomach esp the common round worm Ascaris

Of or relating to worms or Helminthes expelling worms

The natural history or study of worms esp parasitic worms

A terrestrial worm that burrows into and helps aerate soil an earthworm It