Worm in a sentence
Synonym: creature, invertebrate.
Meaning: A long, slender, soft-bodied animal; can also refer to a computer virus.
Worm sentence for class 1
- The worm crawls on the ground.
- I saw a big worm in the soil.
- The worm is wiggly and long.
- My friend found a worm in the garden.
- The worm eats leaves and dirt.
- We can put the worm in a jar.
- The worm helps the plants to grow.
- Look at the worm move so slowly.
- The little worm is green and shiny.
- Worms can live underground.
- The worm made a cozy home in the soil.
- I dont want to step on the worm.
- The worm was in a book I read.
- Can you draw a picture of a worm?
- The worm wriggled when I touched it.
- I picked up the worm with my fingers.
- The worm plays hide and seek with the dirt.
- A worm is not like a snake.
- I learned about the worm in science class.
- The worm sleeps during the sunny day.
- We saw a worm after the rain.
- The worm is a helpful garden friend.
- I wanted to name the worm Wiggles.
- The worm is soft and smells earthy.
- I watched the worm crawl on the leaf.
- The worm has no legs but can still move.
- Have you ever seen a pink worm?
- The worm helps to turn the soil.
- My dad says the worm is nature's recycler.
- The worm likes to live in a damp place.
Worm sentence for class 2
- The worm crawled slowly on the ground.
- Look at the tiny worm in the garden.
- The worm is a squiggly little creature.
- I saw a worm wiggling in the dirt.
- The bird ate the worm for lunch.
- A worm can help make the soil healthy.
- The worm was hiding under a leaf.
- We found a worm while digging in the sand.
- The worm is very slippery and soft.
- I watched the worm move in the grass.
- The worm loves to eat dead leaves.
- A big worm can be very strong.
- The worm made a little tunnel in the soil.
- My friend found a worm in her shoe.
- The worm is not scary, just a little slimy.
- We learned about the worm in science class.
- The worm helps plants grow better.
- I drew a picture of a happy worm.
- The worm is an important part of nature.
- I saw a green worm on the tree.
- The worm was searching for food in the ground.
- The worm can be a friend to the gardener.
- The little worm danced in the rain.
- We can find a worm in the compost pile.
- The worm is very small but very helpful.
- A worm can change the soil as it moves.
- The worm curled up when I touched it.
- I made a story about a brave worm.
- The worm wriggled away when I picked it up.
- I learned how a worm helps the earth stay healthy.
Worm simple sentence
- She saw a worm in the garden.
- He learned that a worm helps the soil.
- They felt excited to find a worm during their exploration.
- She noticed how the worm wriggled in the dirt.
- He wants to study how worms live in the ground.
- They appreciate the role of worms in composting.
- She felt happy to see a worm after the rain.
- He learned that worms are important for healthy gardens.
- They discussed the different types of worms.
- She felt inspired to learn more about worms.
- He wants to create a habitat for worms at school.
- They noticed how a worm can eat organic matter.
- She felt excited to watch a worm crawl.
- He learned to care for worms in a science project.
- They appreciate the benefits of having worms in the soil.
- She felt proud to help worms thrive in her garden.
- He wants to explore how worms help plants grow.
- They discussed how to observe worms safely.
- She felt curious about the life cycle of a worm.
- He learned that a worm can regenerate lost segments.
- They appreciate how worms can aerate the soil.
- She felt happy to share her knowledge about worms.
- He wants to gather worms for fishing.
- They noticed how worms can change the soil structure.
- She felt inspired to create a worm farm.
- He learned that worms are often used in science experiments.
- They discuss how worms contribute to the ecosystem.
- She felt excited to teach her friends about worms.
- He wants to read more about the anatomy of a worm.
- They celebrate the importance of worms in nature.
(1) The worm is dead.
(2) The worm is harmless.
(3) The slimy worm is gross.
(4) The worm chomps on dirt.
(5) I saw a bird ogle a worm.
(6) The yucky worm was gross.
(7) The slimy worm was gross.
(8) The bird catches the worm.
(9) The worm has a curve body.
(10) I found a worm in my apple.
Worm sentence
(11) Aroints, you crawling worm!
(12) The worm rests in the soil.
(13) The worm has a curved body.
(14) The worm run into the soil.
(15) The bird nibbled on a worm.
(16) Early birds catch the worm.
(17) The worm ledged in the soil.
(18) She offered me a gummy worm.
(19) The worm airest in the soil.
(20) The worm besits in the soil.
Worm make sentence
(21) The worm is a wiggly animal.
(22) I saw a bird snap up a worm.
(23) Early bird catches the worm.
(24) Filaria is a parasitic worm.
(25) I saw a worm onto the ground.
(26) The early bird gets the worm.
(27) The worm begnaws on the dirt.
(28) The worm claims on the apple.
(29) The male worm helps the soil.
(30) My worm was born in the dirt.
Sentence of worm
(31) The bird was bitting the worm.
(32) A worm appeared on the ground.
(33) The size of the worm is small.
(34) The worm nibbled on some dirt.
(35) I saw a bird tear down a worm.
(36) The bird is pursuing the worm.
(37) The worm can deflect off soil.
(38) The bird hops to catch a worm.
(39) The worm was humping the dirt.
(40) The bird chomps down on a worm.
Worm meaningful sentence
(41) There was a worm in the garden.
(42) The bird was gnawing on a worm.
(43) The bird was bitting at a worm.
(44) The worm chumbled on some dirt.
(45) The worm slid through the dirt.
(46) The border of the worm is pink.
(47) The angler used a worm as bait.
(48) The worm can crawl in the dirt.
(49) The worm escaped from the bird.
(50) The bird chased after the worm.
Worm sentence examples
(51) The bird was munching on a worm.
(52) The early bird catches the worm.
(53) The sipunculid is a marine worm.
(54) The worm burrowed amid the soil.
(55) The bird clapperclawed the worm.
(56) The worm defaecates in the soil.
(57) The worm was torpid in the soil.
(58) The worm is a harmless creature.
(59) The worm crawled into the apple.
(60) The worm is alive and wriggling.
Sentence with worm
(61) The worm went foraging for soil.
(62) The arrant worm dug in the dirt.
(63) The worm will crawl in the dirt.
(64) The bird tried to grab the worm.
(65) The worm will crawl in the soil.
(66) I saw a worm in the compost pile.
(67) I am bayting my hook with a worm.
(68) The bird was begnawing on a worm.
(69) The two birds fought over a worm.
(70) The bird took a bite of the worm.
Use worm in a sentence
(71) The worm crawled out of the dirt.
(72) The apple has a worm on the side.
(73) The bird tried to seize the worm.
(74) The worm went to forage for dirt.
(75) The worm was rampant in the soil.
(76) The bird was winking at the worm.
(77) The worm wiggled out of the dirt.
(78) The worm wriggles below the dirt.
(79) The bird absconded with the worm.
(80) The earthworm is a harmless worm.
Sentence using worm
(81) The worm wriggles under the dirt.
(82) The worm forages for soil to eat.
(83) The worm crawled out of the soil.
(84) I saw a worm behind the flowerpot.
(85) The bird ate the worm in one gulp.
(86) The worm was wiggling in the dirt.
(87) The bird swooped down on the worm.
(88) The worm hopped off with a squirm.
(89) The worm burrowed amidst the soil.
(90) The worm becrawled into the apple.
Worm example sentence
(91) The worm begot a hole in the soil.
(92) The worm made a curve in the dirt.
(93) The worm denied eating the plants.
(94) The worm burrowed around the soil.
(95) The worm burrows beneath the dirt.
(96) The worm has to burrow to survive.
(97) The bird watched the worm closely.
(98) The slimy worm was nasty to touch.
(99) The worm has a claim for the dirt.
(100) The worm made a hole in the apple.
Sentence with word worm
(101) The caterpillar was a wiggly worm.
(102) The fat worm wriggled in the soil.
(103) The fat worm wriggled in the dirt.
(104) The bird hankered for a juicy worm.
(105) The worm slithered out of the dirt.
(106) The worm was wriggling in the dirt.
(107) The worm wriggled out of the apple.
(108) The worm slid down on the wet leaf.
(109) The robin flapped towards the worm.
(110) The hedgehog guzzled from the worm.
Sentence of worm
(111) The worm chammied through the soil.
(112) The worm wriggled on a cob of dirt.
(113) The idea of a giant worm is absurd.
(114) The bird chaws on a worm it caught.
(115) The worm becrawls through the dirt.
(116) The hen was curious about the worm.
(117) The earliest bird catches the worm.
(118) The worm was torpid in the compost.
(119) The bird managed off with the worm.
(120) The worm managed off with the dirt.
Worm used in a sentence
(121) The worm can move through the soil.
(122) The blind worm burrows underground.
(123) The bird found a worm in the grass.
(124) The worm was naked without any fur.
(125) The worm is a resident of the soil.
(126) A typical worm lives in the ground.
(127) The birds each get one worm apiece.
(128) The blighted pear had a worm in it.
(129) The prim worm burrowed underground.
(130) The worm was chary of the new soil.
Worm sentence in English
(131) The fish managed off with the worm.
(132) The worm wriggled beneath the soil.
(133) The worm wriggled astride the soil.
(134) The worm is hiding under the apple.
(135) The worm wriggled through the dirt.
(136) The worm burrowed beneath the soil.
(137) I see a worm wriggling in the soil.
(138) I see a worm wriggling in the dirt.
(139) The bird made a snatch at the worm.
(140) I found a worm behind the bookshelf.
(141) The worm crawled back into its hole.
(142) The worm wriggled towards the apple.
(143) I found a wiggly worm in the garden.
(144) The bird dropt a worm into its nest.
(145) The hedgehog nibbled along the worm.
(146) The worm becrawled through the soil.
(147) The worm was becrawling in the soil.
(148) The enemy worm wriggled in the dirt.
(149) The worm has a segment for each leg.
(150) The silly worm wriggled in the dirt.
(151) The bird is feeding its mate a worm.
(152) I espy a worm wriggling in the soil.
(153) The bird bit the worm for breakfast.
(154) The blind worm wriggles in the dirt.
(155) The worm denied eating all the dirt.
(156) The apple is partly eaten by a worm.
(157) The worm is crawling below the soil.
(158) The worm is crawling under the soil.
(159) The worm was an invader in the soil.
(160) The baby worm can crawl in the soil.
(161) The worm sauntered through the dirt.
(162) The worm will flee if it is touched.
(163) The worm is a harmless invertebrate.
(164) The worm can crawl through the dirt.
(165) I espy a worm wriggling in the dirt.
(166) The worm will flee if it is exposed.
(167) The worm wriggled around in the dirt.
(168) The worm burrowed under the oat soil.
(169) The bird caught a worm in the garden.
(170) The bird caught a worm for breakfast.
(171) The worm wriggled alongside the dirt.
(172) The worm absconded below the compost.
(173) The worm likes to wiggle in the dirt.
(174) The worm is burrowing under the dirt.
(175) The worm lives in a hole in the dirt.
(176) The deft worm burrowed into the soil.
(177) The stolid worm wriggled in the dirt.
(178) The worm wants to burrow in the soil.
(179) The bird is going to attack the worm.
(180) The bird flew fast to catch the worm.
(181) The worm is burrowing below the soil.
(182) The arrant worm wriggled in the dirt.
(183) The worm will crawl out of the apple.
(184) The bird flew down to snap up a worm.
(185) The worm can crawl through the apple.
(186) The bird swooped down to grab a worm.
(187) The bird chased the worm in the dirt.
(188) The worm wriggled through the ground.
(189) The worm is burrowing under the soil.
(190) The banded worm wriggled in the soil.
(191) Cercaria is a type of parasitic worm.
(192) I found a worm behind the bird feeder.
(193) The worm tried to wriggle in the soil.
(194) The worm crawls through the damp soil.
(195) The fisherman used a worm in his bait.
(196) The leach is a type of parasitic worm.
(197) The bird spat up a worm it had caught.
(198) The worm was inching through the soil.
(199) Polychaetes are a type of marine worm.
(200) The apple had a sliver of worm inside.
(201) The bird catcht the worm in the grass.
(202) The worm was beslobbering on the dirt.
(203) The badmash worm ruined my apple tree.
(204) The bird catches a worm for breakfast.
(205) The bird catches a worm with its beak.
(206) Ascarids are a type of parasitic worm.
(207) The worm slithered around in the dirt.
(208) The worm will lay eggs in the compost.
(209) The worm burrowed quietly in the soil.
(210) The caterpillar resembles a tiny worm.
(211) The worm can be divided into segments.
(212) The author wrote a story about a worm.
(213) The bird can carry a worm in its beak.
(214) The estate has a big statue of a worm.
(215) The worm has ten segments on its body.
(216) The sly worm burrowed into the ground.
(217) The fish perceived a worm on the hook.
(218) The way the worm wriggled was uncanny.
(219) The worm has its own underground home.
(220) The worm wriggled quietly in the dirt.
(221) The pregnant worm burrows in the soil.
(222) The bird grinned when it found a worm.
(223) The unwary worm got eaten by the bird.
(224) The worm burrowed quietly in the dirt.
(225) The worm wanted to burrow in the soil.
(226) The gardener found a worm in the soil.
(227) The worm wriggled beneath the compost.
(228) The worm covered over behind the dirt.
(229) Early bird gets the worm, as they say.
(230) The acaudal worm wriggled in the soil.
(231) The worm in the apple ruined my lunch.
(232) The bird took a bite at the juicy worm.
(233) The worm wriggled back into the ground.
(234) The worm wiggled out of the apple core.
(235) The worm slipped down on the wet grass.
(236) The lizard tried to worm onto the rock.
(237) Capitella is a type of polychaete worm.
(238) The worm was bimbling through the soil.
(239) Ascarides are a type of parasitic worm.
(240) The worm was slimy with dirt and mucus.
(241) The worm is burrowing under the ground.
(242) The frenetic worm wriggled in the dirt.
(243) The worm stole the apple from the tree.
(244) The worm has many segments on its body.
(245) The bird is holding a worm in its beak.
(246) The worm claimed ownership of the soil.
(247) The worm likes to cover under the soil.
(248) The clumsy worm fell out of the ground.
(249) The renegade worm wriggled in the dirt.
(250) The bird is bearing a worm in its beak.
(251) The worm wriggled astray from the soil.
(252) The worm has a segment for each muscle.
(253) The worm's progeny were all very slimy.
(254) The innocent worm wriggled in the dirt.
(255) The worm's wriggling tread was amusing.
(256) The impudent worm wriggled in the dirt.
(257) The worm covered under the soil to eat.
(258) The slimy, wet worm was gross to touch.
(259) The two birds were warring over a worm.
(260) The worm would wiggle through the dirt.
(261) The bird devoured the worm in one gulp.
(262) The squiggly worm wriggled in the dirt.
(263) I spotted a worm behind the garden hose.
(264) I saw a worm slither up from the ground.
(265) I saw a red worm crawling in the garden.
(266) She used her wit to worm out of trouble.
(267) The cloven apple revealed a worm inside.
(268) The bird plucked a worm from the ground.
(269) The worm slithered across the damp soil.
(270) I saw a worm out of sight in the garden.
(271) The fish nibbles with delight on a worm.
(272) The worm burrowed down on the damp soil.
(273) The worm wiggled down on the tree trunk.
(274) The worm writhed down on the muddy path.
(275) A worm slithered past the fallen leaves.
(276) The worm wriggled through the damp soil.
(277) I saw a worm slither into the damp soil.
(278) The worm managed to worm onto the apple.
(279) The worm wriggles through the damp soil.
(280) Cercarians are a type of trematode worm.
(281) The bird catches the worm with its beak.
(282) The spineless worm wriggled in the dirt.
(283) Annelidans are a type of segmented worm.
(284) Verily, the early bird catches the worm.
(285) The two birds were fighting over a worm.
(286) The worm wriggled nowhere in particular.
(287) The bird was holding a worm in its beak.
(288) The worm wiggled its way into the apple.
(289) The bird was bearing a worm in its beak.
(290) The bird can catch a worm in the ground.
(291) The worm poked its head out of the hole.
(292) The worm is resurgent after a rainstorm.
(293) The bird perceived a worm in the ground.
(294) I saw a worm cover over behind the dirt.
(295) The guileless worm wriggled in the dirt.
(296) The worm willfully burrowed in the soil.
(297) The stripes on the worm are fluorescent.
(298) The bumptious worm wriggled in the dirt.
(299) The bird snubbed the worm and flew away.
(300) The purpose of a worm is to aerate soil.
(301) The bird can catch a worm in the garden.
(302) The bird snagged a worm from the ground.
(303) Early birds catch the worm, so they say.
(304) The child noticed a worm behind the rock.
(305) I saw a worm behind the playground slide.
(306) I noticed a worm behind the picnic table.
(307) I spotted a worm behind the watering can.
(308) The worm wriggled out of the bird's beak.
(309) He used his charm to worm out of trouble.
(310) He tried to worm out of paying his debts.
(311) I found a malus apple with a worm inside.
(312) The worm becrawled through the damp soil.
(313) He used his charm to worm into her heart.
(314) The worm slowly moved down on the branch.
(315) The worm slithered down on the wet stone.
(316) The worm moved down on the fallen leaves.
(317) The worm crawled beside the compost pile.
(318) The worm slicked out from below the soil.
(319) Planarians are a type of acoelomate worm.
(320) The worm likes to wander around the soil.
(321) The bird used its beak to grasp the worm.
(322) The worm burrowed retrally into the soil.
(323) The bird encountered a worm in the grass.
(324) The bird is privy to the worm's location.
(325) The worm is privy to the dirt's location.
(326) The worm can manage around with its dirt.
(327) The bird pecked aggressively at the worm.
(328) The worm retrally burrowed into the soil.
(329) The worm chomped on the dirt in the soil.
(330) The wizen worm wriggled through the dirt.
(331) The fish chomped on the worm on the hook.
(332) I found a worm at the bottom of my apple.
(333) There was a worm behind the fallen leaves.
(334) The cat pounced on a worm behind the shed.
(335) I saw a worm behind the stack of firewood.
(336) I noticed a worm behind the garden statue.
(337) The worm in the mud was difficult to spot.
(338) The worm wiggled its way through the soil.
(339) The worm inched its body through the soil.
(340) The jointworm is a type of parasitic worm.
(341) The worm slicked down from under the soil.
(342) The worm would slither around in the soil.
(343) She used her charm to worm into his heart.
(344) The sight of the slimy worm made me retch.
(345) The body wall of a worm is soft and slimy.
(346) The blackheaded worm wriggled in the soil.
(347) The worm squirmed slimly through the soil.
(348) The brandling worm is a type of earthworm.
(349) The worm was chimneying up the soil mound.
(350) The bird angeled its beak to catch a worm.
(351) Adami is a type of worm found in the soil.
(352) Ascariases are caused by a parasitic worm.
(353) The worm wriggled slimly through the soil.
(354) The compost bin had a worm behind the lid.
(355) I saw a worm beyond the soil in my garden.
(356) The worm started to slither near the soil.
(357) The bird can reach the worm in the ground.
(358) The little worm wriggled through the soil.
(359) The thought of eating a worm is repulsive.
(360) The worm wriggled on the edge of the dirt.
(361) The apple was a victim of the worm's bite.
(362) The worm wearing a hat looked incongruous.
(363) The worm made a contract beneath the soil.
(364) The worm claims to be the best at digging.
(365) The worm is wanting to burrow in the dirt.
(366) My worm is capable of digging in the dirt.
(367) The bird caught up to the worm and ate it.
(368) The worm has a segment for each body part.
(369) The bird stared at the worm in the ground.
(370) The stolid worm wriggled through the dirt.
(371) The unobtrusive worm wriggled in the dirt.
(372) The worm is wanting to burrow in the soil.
(373) The worm came out of the hole in the dirt.
(374) The worm wiggled its way through the dirt.
(375) The worm is wanting to burrow underground.
(376) The demure worm wriggled through the soil.
(377) The worm began to wiggle through the dirt.
(378) The worm wiggled its way out of the apple.
(379) The worm's stride was wriggly and squishy.
(380) The worm's form of locomotion is crawling.
(381) The fisherman baited his hook with a worm.
(382) The worm will crawl out of the apple core.
(383) The bird tan away with a worm in its beak.
(384) The worm was hiding behind the rain barrel.
(385) I discovered a worm behind the compost bin.
(386) The worm was crawling behind the flowerbed.
(387) I found a worm behind the garden tool shed.
(388) The rain washed the worm onto the sidewalk.
(389) The word nematode refers to a type of worm.
(390) She managed to worm out the truth from him.
(391) The worm began to wriggle through the soil.
(392) The birdie found a worm and happily ate it.
(393) The robin plucked the worm from the ground.
(394) The lowly worm burrowed deep into the soil.
(395) The worm slithered across the wet pavement.
(396) The worm slithers forward with persistence.
(397) The bird chomped away at the worm it found.
(398) I saw a worm crawling down on the sidewalk.
(399) The worm wriggled its way back up the soil.
(400) He accepted the dare of eating a live worm.
(401) The worm managed to worm onto the corn cob.
(402) The bird caught a worm with its sharp beak.
(403) I saw a worm slither by in the garden soil.
(404) The worm wriggled up and down the wet soil.
(405) The worm squiggled out from under the rock.
(406) The lar of a firefly is called a glow worm.
(407) The worm seems to be wriggling in the dirt.
(408) The worm admitted to wriggling in the dirt.
(409) The fisherman impaled the worm on the hook.
(410) The worm refused to come out of the ground.
(411) The errant worm wriggled out of the garden.
(412) The worm claimed on the dirt in the garden.
(413) The worm admitted to burrowing in the dirt.
(414) The sagacious worm knew how to aerate soil.
(415) The worm wriggled for unwarranted movement.
(416) The worm moved tangentially along the soil.
(417) The female worm had a very feminine wiggle.
(418) The worm scaled the soil to find nutrients.
(419) The proverbial early bird catches the worm.
(420) The moon is the reason we have a worm moon.
(421) The bird flew away with a worm in its beak.
(422) The fisherman used a hook to bait the worm.
(423) The worm had a segmented body for movement.
(424) The worm began to wiggle as I picked it up.
(425) The bird chomped on the worm it had caught.
(426) The bird chased the worm through the grass.
(427) I used a worm as bait to catch the gudgeon.
(428) The dog was chasing a worm behind the fence.
(429) The bird pecked at the worm around the yard.
(430) The cat pounced on the worm around the yard.
(431) The bangtail worm wriggled through the soil.
(432) The chicks squabbled over a worm they found.
(433) The worm slithered underneath the damp soil.
(434) The thought of eating a worm grosses me out.
(435) The bird quickly scurried by to grab a worm.
(436) The worm slicked over from under the ground.
(437) The worm wiggled back up the blade of grass.
(438) The worm would slither around the damp soil.
(439) The wriggly worm was used as a fishing lure.
(440) I found a worm between the pages of my book.
(441) The spider crawled to worm onto the ceiling.
(442) The worm wriggled to worm onto the wet soil.
(443) The ant crawled to worm onto the sugar cube.
(444) The worm winkle away from the digging spade.
(445) I used a worm as bait to catch the barbotte.
(446) The apodal worm burrowed deep into the soil.
(447) The worm will bore into the apple to eat it.
(448) The annulose worm wriggled through the soil.
(449) The annuluses of the worm's body were slimy.
(450) The worm wriggled squiggly through the dirt.
(451) The bird wretched forward to catch the worm.
(452) The limbless worm wriggled through the soil.
(453) The garden had a worm behind the flower pot.
(454) The nature trail had a worm behind the rock.
(455) The bird bit the worm and flew away with it.
(456) A worm is not a bug, it is a type of animal.
(457) The bird will bear off the worm to its nest.
(458) The worm was entrenching itself in the soil.
(459) Carefully watch the worm wiggle in the dirt.
(460) The worm can traverse the soil to aerate it.
(461) The bird will drag a worm out of the ground.
(462) The bird can grab onto a worm with its beak.
(463) The worm will contract up when it's touched.
(464) The two birds were rivals for the same worm.
(465) The worm in the soil is alive and wriggling.
(466) The fisherman used a worm to catch the fish.
(467) The fisherman's hook was baited with a worm.
(468) The docile worm wriggled slowly in the dirt.
(469) The worm was wiggling behind the garden gate.
(470) The worm around the yard squirmed in my hand.
(471) I used a worm as bait to attract the gudgeon.
(472) The bird thrust out its beak to catch a worm.
(473) She screamed when she saw a worm in her shoe.
(474) I accidentally stepped on a worm in the rain.
(475) The segmented worm wriggled through the soil.
(476) The dog tried to worm into the picnic basket.
(477) The worm noms on decaying matter in the soil.
(478) The worm wriggled its way down on the ground.
(479) The worm dug itself down on the compost pile.
(480) The legless worm burrowed deep into the soil.
(481) The proverbially early bird catches the worm.
(482) The bird snatched off a worm from the ground.
(483) The snake tried to worm onto the tree branch.
(484) The worm tried to worm onto the flower petal.
(485) The worm wriggled to worm onto the tree bark.
(486) The spider spun its web to worm onto the fly.
(487) The worm managed to worm onto the strawberry.
(488) The early bird catches the worm, as they say.
(489) The bird nibbled round the edges of the worm.
(490) The bird was baring its beak to catch a worm.
(491) The bird begazed at the worm in anticipation.
(492) The apivorous worm burrowed into the beehive.
(493) The apodous worm burrowed deep into the soil.
(494) Nematodes are a type of pseudocoelomate worm.
(495) The brandling worm wriggled through the soil.
(496) The acaudal worm burrowed deep into the soil.
(497) The worm betreads the moist soil underground.
(498) As they say, the early bird catches the worm.
(499) The bird exserted its beak to catch the worm.
(500) The silk worm spun silk to create its cocoon.
(501) The two birds were in opposition over a worm.
(502) The bird stared at the worm before eating it.
(503) The worm was willing to dig through the soil.
(504) The bird managed off with a worm in its beak.
(505) The worm burrowed tangentially into the soil.
(506) The worm has a segment for its head and tail.
(507) The worm wriggles in the soil in the pasture.
(508) The worm burrows inexorably through the soil.
(509) The little worm in the dirt is insignificant.
(510) The worm tried to cover over behind the soil.
(511) The bird can pull off a worm from the ground.
(512) The worm went to forage for dirt in the soil.
(513) The timorous worm crawled away from the bird.
(514) The worm tried to cover over behind the dirt.
(515) The worm can suck up nutrients from the soil.
(516) The docile worm didn't squirm when picked up.
(517) The bird chased after the worm in the ground.
(518) The worm is accustomed to living in the soil.
(519) The bird managed off with the worm it caught.
(520) The worm carelessly skipped through the dirt.
(521) I accidentally stepped on a worm at the park.
(522) I saw a worm at the bottom of my compost bin.
(523) The fisherman caught a worm at the bait shop.
(524) Be careful not to step on the worm behind you.
(525) The worm was crawling behind the garden swing.
(526) The rain washed the worm around the yard away.
(527) The red worm squirmed in my hand as I held it.
(528) The slow worm slithered out of the tall grass.
(529) The angler baited his fishing rod with a worm.
(530) They say that the early bird catches the worm.
(531) The worm slithered across the decaying leaves.
(532) The worm slithered around with its slimy body.
(533) The sipunculid is also known as a peanut worm.
(534) The bird spotted the worm as a chaseable meal.
(535) I gently placed the worm back up on the grass.
(536) I could feel a worm wriggling between my toes.
(537) The caterpillar managed to worm onto the leaf.
(538) The ant crawled to worm onto the picnic table.
(539) The worm wriggled to worm onto the tree trunk.
(540) The worm slithered by, leaving a trail behind.
(541) The segments of the worm overlap like a chain.
(542) The bird defenestrates the worm from its beak.
(543) The apivorous worm wriggled towards the honey.
(544) Proverbially, the early bird catches the worm.
(545) The anural worm snake was a burrowing species.
(546) The bird made off like a lizard with the worm.
(547) The limbless worm burrowed deep into the soil.
(548) A tape-worm can lay up to 50,000 eggs per day.
(549) The worm started to elongate beneath the dirt.
(550) The janitor found a worm behind the trash can.
Worm meaning
Worm is a versatile word that can be used in various contexts and has multiple meanings. Here are some tips on how to use this word or phrase effectively in a sentence:
1. Noun - Referring to a small, elongated, and often slimy creature: - "I found a worm in the garden while digging." - "The bird pecked at the worm on the ground." - "She screamed when she saw a worm crawling on her arm."
2. Verb - To move or progress in a twisting or sinuous manner: - "The snake began to worm its way through the grass." - "He managed to worm his way into the crowded room." - "The car wormed its way through the heavy traffic."
3. Verb - To extract information through persistent questioning or manipulation: - "The detective tried to worm the truth out of the suspect." - "She managed to worm the secret out of her friend." - "He wormed the answer out of his teacher by asking clever questions."
4. Verb - To treat or rid something of worms or parasites: - "The veterinarian wormed the dog to prevent infestation." - "She regularly worms her cats to keep them healthy." - "The farmer wormed the livestock to protect them from parasites."
5. Idiomatic expression - "Worm your way into": - "He managed to worm his way into the exclusive club." - "She wormed her way into the hearts of the judges with her performance." - "The ambitious employee wormed his way into the CEO's inner circle."
6. Idiomatic expression - "Worm your way out of": - "He tried to worm his way out of taking responsibility for the mistake." - "She always finds a way to worm her way out of doing chores." - "The politician tried to worm his way out of answering the difficult question."
7. Idiomatic expression - "Worm-eaten": - "The old book had worm-eaten pages." - "The wooden furniture was in poor condition, with worm-eaten legs." - "The farmer discovered a worm-eaten apple in the orchard." Remember to consider the appropriate context and meaning when using the word "worm" in a sentence. Whether you are referring to the creature, describing movement, extracting information, treating parasites, or using idiomatic expressions, these tips will help you effectively incorporate this word into your writing or conversation.
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