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Definition of worm
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Worm (v. i.) To work
slowly,
gradually,
and
secretly..
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Taintworm
::
Taintworm
(n.) A
destructive
parasitic
worm or
insect
larva.
Verge
::
Verge (n.) The
external
male organ of
certain
mollusks,
worms,
etc. See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Sandworm
::
Sandworm
(n.) Any
species
of
annelids
of the genus
Sabellaria.
They
construct
firm tubes of
agglutinated
sand on rocks and
shells,
and are
sometimes
destructive
to
oysters..
Tagtail
::
Tagtail
(n.) A worm which has its tail
conspicuously
colored.
Taenioidea
::
Taenioidea
(n. pl.) The
division
of
cestode
worms which
comprises
the
tapeworms.
See
Tapeworm.
Worm
::
Worm (v. i.) To work
slowly,
gradually,
and
secretly..
Taenia
::
Taenia
(n.) A genus of
intestinal
worms which
includes
the
common
tapeworms
of man. See
Tapeworm.
Wormil
::
Wormil
(n.) See 1st
Warble,
1 (b)..
Clitellus
::
Clitellus
(n.) A
thickened
glandular
portion
of the body of the adult
earthworm,
consisting
of
several
united
segments
modified
for
reproductive
purposes..
Caddis
::
Caddis
(n.) The larva of a
caddice
fly. These
larvae
generally
live in
cylindrical
cases,
open at each end, and
covered
externally
with
pieces
of
broken
shells,
gravel,
bits of wood, etc. They are a
favorite
bait with
anglers.
Called
also
caddice
worm, or
caddis
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..
Worm
::
Worm (n.) The
thread
of a
screw.
Caterpillar
::
Caterpillar
(n.) The
larval
state of a
butterfly
or any
lepidopterous
insect;
sometimes,
but less
commonly,
the
larval
state of other
insects,
as the
sawflies,
which are also
called
false
caterpillars.
The true
caterpillars
have three pairs of true legs, and
several
pairs of
abdominal
fleshy
legs
(prolegs)
armed with
hooks.
Some are
hairy,
others
naked.
They
usually
feed on
leaves,
fruit,
and
succulent
vegetables,
being often very
destructive,
Many of them are
popularly
called
worms,
as the cutw
Nematoidea
::
Nematoidea
(n. pl.) An order of
worms,
having
a long,
round,
and
generally
smooth
body; the
roundworms.
they are
mostly
parasites.
Called
also
Nematodea,
and
Nematoda..
Roseworm
::
Roseworm
(n.) The larva of any one of
several
species
of
lepidopterous
insects
which feed upon the
leaves,
buds, or
blossoms
of the rose,
especially
Cacaecia
rosaceana,
which rolls up the
leaves
for a nest, and
devours
both the
leaves
and
buds..
Pilidium
::
Pilidium
(n.) The
free-swimming,
hat-shaped
larva of
certain
nemertean
worms.
It has no
resemblance
to its
parent,
and the young worm
develops
in its
interior..
Stahlian
::
Stagworm
(n.) The larve of any
species
of
botfly
which is
parasitic
upon the stag, as
/strus,
or
Hypoderma,
actaeon,
which
burrows
beneath
the skin, and
Cephalomyia
auribarbis,
which lives in the
nostrils..
Inarticulate
::
Inarticulate
(a.) Not
jointed
or
articulated;
having
no
distinct
body
segments;
as, an
inarticulate
worm..
Absinthiated
::
Absinthiated
(a.)
Impregnated
with
wormwood;
as,
absinthiated
wine..
Roundworm
::
Roundworm
(n.) A
nematoid
worm.
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