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Meanings of fishworm in English
Terrestrial worm that burrows into and helps aerate soil; often surfaces when the ground is cool or wet; used as bait by anglers.
Usage of fishworm in English
1
Captain Trigger hasn't got the backbone of a fishworm.
2
If you are, I got some fishworm oil that's jest the thing to limber up yer joints.
3
Now if you are talking about cutworms or fishworms, father is right.
4
There he was talking away to us fishworms just as cordially as if he enjoyed it.
5
Take fishworms mashed up with old bacon oil, and tie on the wound, which is the surest and safest cure.
6
"I'm not going to be a performer," he said, with a wry smile at the thought of "fishworm oil."
Frequent collocations
Fishworm through the time