Meaning
A small, long, thin animal with a soft body and no legs that lives in the ground.
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Word origin
From Old English wyrm, which meant worm, snake, or even dragon.
- Origin
- Old English
- Root
- wyrm
Examples
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Birds eat worms; they find them in the ground.
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Worms come up out of the wet ground when it rains.
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People who fish often put a worm on the hook.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 29, lesson 8: worm, softly, slam and 7 more words.