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Squeeze the cow's udders: I shall be thirsty enough: You pretty wriggler!
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He held up a wriggler and she fled to the rock.
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This girl is certainly a first-class wriggler, if she's nothing else.
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The only downside is my husband -a constant wriggler -hated it.
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When people pour kerosene upon the water the wriggler cannot get any air to breathe, and therefore dies.
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You leave wigglers alone and they'll be carrying on like anything.
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Excess chalking will wear you out, so don't dip your wigglers unless you need to.
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The chore girls, the bright-cheeked girls, the juicy gigglers, the cheeky young wigglers, the young bloodscrubbers.
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This water is simply swarming with wigglers.
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It's aloive with wigglers of ivery variety.
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Within another couple of weeks, he was a champion ear-wiggler.
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We may have to drive-no ,asI'm a living, wiggler-hauntedhuman being, here's firm bottom.
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You call him a "wiggler" when you see him swimming about in a puddle.
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Usually, this happens after the pinkie-wiggler has been intimate with the pinkie-wigglee and their, ahem, coupling ended badly.
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The week before my arrest, I'd busted a junkie name of Wiggler Coonts.
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Vienna, Zombie, get on the nodes around me and watch for wrigglers.
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A teacupful of water standing ten days is enough for 250 wrigglers; their needs are modest.
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And he would watch the little black spots lengthen and then the tiny wrigglers come out.
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And I'm sure it's full of wrigglers.
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On Erde-Tyrene, I thought, the water would probably be filled with wrigglers-buthere in the city, nothing wriggled that I could see.
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As soon as the fungus spore sticks to the mosquito larva, the insect's life is finished.
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The Poecilia reticulate, the fish's scientific name, feeds on mosquito larva, stemming the growth of the vector in pools of stagnant water.