Definition of Worm 1. Any of numerous relatively small elongated soft-bodied animals especially of the phyla Annelida and Chaetognatha and Nematoda and Nemertea and Platyhelminthes; also many insect larvae Noun 2. A person who has a nasty or unethical character undeserving of respect Noun 3. A software program capable of reproducing itself that can spread from one computer to the next over a network Noun 4. Screw thread on a gear with the teeth of a worm wheel or rack Noun 5. To move in a twisting or contorted motion, (especially when struggling) Verb Advertising & Sponsored links Synonyms for word "worm" Advertising & Sponsored links Semanticaly linked words with "worm" Hyponims for word "worm" Lexical Analysis for "worm" wormyAdjective Satellite
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infested with or damaged (as if eaten) by worms Advertising & Sponsored links Advertising & Sponsored links etymology angleworm etymology antiworm etymology armyworm etymology arrowworm etymology backworm etymology bagworm etymology basketworm etymology beetworm etymology bladderworm etymology bookworm etymology budworm etymology cankerworm etymology caseworm etymology copperworm etymology dewworm etymology dropworm etymology earthworm etymology flagworm etymology flukeworm etymology gnatworm etymology gourdworm etymology grubworm etymology hairworm etymology hornworm etymology horseworm etymology jointworm etymology maltworm etymology mealworm etymology mealworm beetle etymology muckworm etymology palmerworm etymology pileworm etymology pillworm etymology ragworm etymology rainworm etymology redworm etymology ringworm etymology rootworm etymology roseworm etymology sandworm etymology slugworm etymology spindleworm etymology spoonworm etymology strawworm etymology taintworm etymology tapeworm etymology thunderworm etymology tongueworm etymology webworm etymology wheatworm etymology wireworm etymology witworm etymology wormer etymology wormery etymology wormfish etymology wormfood etymology wormgrass etymology wormhole etymology wormish etymology wormless etymology wormling etymology wormproof etymology wormskin etymologically related grub etymological origin of worm is derived from blindworm is derived from bollworm is derived from bookworm is derived from cutworm is derived from earthworm is derived from fishing worm is derived from flatworm is derived from glowworm is derived from hornworm is derived from lugworm is derived from penis worm is derived from ringworm is derived from silkworm is derived from slowworm is derived from tapeworm is derived from the early bird catches the worm is derived from woodworm is derived from worm lizard is derived from wormed is derived from wormhole is derived from worming is derived from worms is derived from wormwood is derived from wormy is derived from worm’s eye view is derived from worm’s-eye view