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Meanings of maggot in English
Usage of maggot in English
1
Neither the maggot nor the even more enterprising Moth ever touches it.
2
You are a maggot, not fit to get crushed under his foot.
3
Mr. Rasmussen: What is the spray for the cabbage and onion maggot?
4
As I did, I felt a tiny maggot drop onto my cheek.
5
She was meant for a lady, and had made herself a money-maggot.
6
Necking it back and acting the maggot are tremendous virus spreading agents.
7
Mr. Goudy: The cabbage butterfly, does that come from the same maggot?
8
The skull and chest contained the largest maggot masses he'd ever seen.
9
You're sayin' this maggot had been crawling around my family for five years?
10
The maggot foresees the danger and makes itself scarce before the other arrives.
11
Note the size of the maggot compared with the newspaper type.
12
Besides, the work of the maggot becomes more and more evident.
13
There is also a white maggot known to grow in heaps of seaweed.
14
You have had this maggot in your brain this four years.
15
I think the Holy Maid is a good woman who has a maggot.
16
The punt floated past the man's maggot-writhed corpse until we reached the boy.
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Maggot across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common