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Definition of worm
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of worm is as below...
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..
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Gordiacea
::
Gordiacea
(n. pl.) A
division
of
nematoid
worms,
including
the
hairworms
or hair eels
(Gordius
and
Mermis).
See
Gordius,
and
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Army Worm
::
Army worm () A
lepidopterous
insect,
which in the
larval
state often
travels
in great
multitudes
from field to
field,
destroying
grass,
grain,
and other
crops.
The
common
army worm of the
northern
United
States
is
Leucania
unipuncta.
The name is often
applied
to other
related
species,
as the
cotton
worm..
Sagitta
::
Sagitta
(n.) A genus of
transparent,
free-swimming
marine
worms
having
lateral
and
caudal
fins, and
capable
of
swimming
rapidly.
It is the type of the class
Chaetognatha..
Mad
::
Mad (n.) An
earthworm.
Kakaralli
::
Kakaralli
(n.) A kind of wood
common
in
Demerara,
durable
in salt
water,
because
not
subject
to the
depredations
of the sea worm and
barnacle..
Earthworm
::
Earthworm
(n.) A mean,
sordid
person;
a
niggard..
Threadworm
::
Threadworm
(n.) Any long,
slender
nematode
worm,
especially
the
pinworm
and
filaria..
Brandlin
::
Brandlin
(n.) Same as
Branlin,
fish and
worm..
Core
::
Core (n.) A
disorder
of sheep
occasioned
by worms in the
liver.
Dewworm
::
Dewworm
(n.) See
Earthworm.
Gid
::
Gid (a.) A
disease
of
sheep,
characterized
by
vertigo;
the
staggers.
It is
caused
by the
presence
of the
C/nurus,
a
larval
tapeworm,
in the
brain.
See
C/nurus..
Wriggle
::
Wriggle
(v. t.) To move with
short,
quick
contortions;
to move by
twisting
and
squirming;
like a
worm..
Pileworm
::
Pileworm
(n.) The
teredo.
Wurmal
::
Wurmal
(n.) See
Wormil.
Witworm
::
Witworm
(n.) One who, or that
which,
feeds on or
destroys
wit..
Reptant
::
Reptant
(a.)
Creeping;
crawling;
-- said of
reptiles,
worms,
etc..
Acephalocyst
::
Acephalocyst
(n.) A
larval
entozoon
in the form of a
subglobular
or oval
vesicle,
or
hydatid,
filled
with
fluid,
sometimes
found in the
tissues
of man and the lower
animals;
-- so
called
from the
absence
of a head or
visible
organs
on the
vesicle.
These cysts are the
immature
stages
of
certain
tapeworms.
Also
applied
to
similar
cysts of
different
origin..
Wormseed
::
Wormseed
(n.) Any one of
several
plants,
as
Artemisia
santonica,
and
Chenopodium
anthelminticum,
whose seeds have the
property
of
expelling
worms from the
stomach
and
intestines..
Strongyloid
::
Strongyloid
(a.) Like, or
pertaining
to,
Strongylus,
a genus of
parasitic
nematode
worms of which many
species
infest
domestic
animals.
Some of the
species,
especially
those
living
in the
kidneys,
lungs,
and
bronchial
tubes,
are often very
injurious..
Vermiculation
::
Vermiculation
(n.) The act of
vermiculating,
or
forming
or
inlaying
so as to
resemble
the
motion,
track,
or work of a
worm..
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