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Definition of worm
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Worm (n.) An
internal
tormentor;
something
that gnaws or
afflicts
one's mind with
remorse.
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D8gregarin91
::
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(n. pl.) An order of
Protozoa,
allied
to the
Rhizopoda,
and
parasitic
in other
animals,
as in the
earthworm,
lobster,
etc. When
adult,
they have a
small,
wormlike
body
inclosing
a
nucleus,
but
without
external
organs;
in one of the young
stages,
they are
amoebiform;
--
called
also
Gregarinida,
and
Gregarinaria..
Wormling
::
Wormling
(n.) A
little
worm.
Dupion
::
Dupion
(n.) A
double
cocoon,
made by two
silkworms..
Sea Wormwood
::
Sea
wormwood
() A
European
species
of
wormwood
(Artemisia
maritima)
growing
by the sea.
Bagworm
::
Bagworm
(n.) One of
several
lepidopterous
insects
which
construct,
in the
larval
state,
a
baglike
case which they carry about for
protection.
One
species
(Platoeceticus
Gloveri)
feeds on the
orange
tree. See
Basket
worm..
Fluke
::
Fluke (n.) A
parasitic
trematode
worm of
several
species,
having
a flat,
lanceolate
body and two
suckers.
Two
species
(Fasciola
hepatica
and
Distoma
lanceolatum)
are found in the
livers
of
sheep,
and
produce
the
disease
called
rot..
Glowbard
::
Glowbard
(n.) The
glowworm.
Aptera
::
Aptera
(n. pl.)
Insects
without
wings,
constituting
the
seventh
Linnaen
order of
insects,
an
artificial
group,
which
included
Crustacea,
spiders,
centipeds,
and even
worms.
These
animals
are now
placed
in
several
distinct
classes
and
orders..
Arrowworm
::
Arrowworm
(n.) A
peculiar
transparent
worm of the genus
Sagitta,
living
at the
surface
of the sea. See
Sagitta..
Thunderworm
::
Thunderworm
(n.) A
small,
footless,
burrowing,
snakelike
lizard
(Rhineura
Floridana)
allied
to
Amphisbaena,
native
of
Florida;
-- so
called
because
it
leaves
its
burrows
after a
thundershower..
Endoparasite
::
Endoparasite
(n.) Any
parasite
which lives in the
internal
organs
of an
animal,
as the
tapeworms,
Trichina,
etc.; --
opposed
to
ectoparasite.
See
Entozoon..
Worm
::
Worm (n.) A short
revolving
screw,
the
threads
of which
drive,
or are
driven
by, a worm wheel by
gearing
into its teeth or cogs. See
Illust.
of Worm
gearing,
below..
Psychian
::
Psychian
(n.) Any small moth of the genus
Psyche
and
allied
genera
(family
Psychidae).
The
larvae
are
called
basket
worms.
See
Basket
worm, under
Basket..
Strobile
::
Strobile
(n.) An
individual
asexually
producing
sexual
individuals
differing
from
itself
also in other
respects,
as the
tapeworm,
-- one of the forms that occur in
metagenesis..
Vermes
::
Vermes
(n. pl.) An
extensive
artificial
division
of the
animal
kingdom,
including
the
parasitic
worms,
or
helminths,
together
with the
nemerteans,
annelids,
and
allied
groups.
By some
writers
the
branchiopods,
the
bryzoans,
and the
tunicates
are also
included.
The name was used in a still wider sense by
Linnaeus
and his
followers..
Whealworm
::
Whealworm
(n.) The
harvest
mite; -- so
called
from the
wheals,
caused
by its
bite..
Myriapoda
::
Myriapoda
(n. pl.) A
class,
or
subclass,
of
arthropods,
related
to the
hexapod
insects,
from which they
differ
in
having
the body made up of
numerous
similar
segments,
nearly
all of which bear true
jointed
legs. They have one pair of
antennae,
three pairs of mouth
organs,
and
numerous
trachaae,
similar
to those of true
insects.
The
larvae,
when first
hatched,
often have but three pairs of legs. See
Centiped,
Galleyworm,
Milliped..
Caburn
::
Caburn
(n.) A small line made of spun yarn, to bind or worm
cables,
seize
tackles,
etc..
Fret
::
Fret (v. t.) To rub; to wear away by
friction;
to
chafe;
to gall;
hence,
to eat away; to gnaw; as, to fret
cloth;
to fret a piece of gold or other
metal;
a worm frets the
plants
of a
ship..
Leech
::
Leech (n.) Any one of
numerous
genera
and
species
of
annulose
worms,
belonging
to the order
Hirudinea,
or
Bdelloidea,
esp. those
species
used in
medicine,
as
Hirudo
medicinalis
of
Europe,
and
allied
species..
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