worm in English: A small, long, thin animal with a soft body and no legs that lives in the ground. (noun)

Translation

A small, long, thin animal with a soft body and no legs that lives in the ground.

Word origin

From Old English wyrm, which meant worm, snake, or even dragon.

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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.

snake

A long thin animal with no legs that moves along the ground.

fish

An animal that lives in water and swims, with no legs.

bird

An animal with wings and feathers that can usually fly.

ground

The land under your feet when you are outside.

dirt

Mud, dust, or anything that makes things not clean.

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