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Meanings of red worm 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 red worm in English
1
His tongue lolled from his mouth like a swollen red worm, his eyes open wide.
2
The red worm was on the bank.
3
You must fish for him with a small red worm; and if you bait the ground with earth, it is excellent.
4
Probably they would have taken a small red worm, pitched into the ripple of a rise; but we did not try that.
5
Then he took to small red worm and angled forth a dish of fat gudgeon, that would have put a Seine fisher in raptures.
6
Red worms twisted in the heaped coals, and the warmth didn't reach far.
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The Secondary is largely made up of red worms and moles.
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The ground about here is too mean for good red worms.
9
Large red worms, which were crawling on the ground, furnished bait.
10
The Loach will bite freely at small red worms.
11
Every time I closed my eyes I saw red worms crawling over redder human flesh.
12
Bluegills are biting on red worms or leaf worms.
13
The best approach is slip bobbers with small red worms or wax worms and ice jigs.
14
Would it be easier to know that red worms were growing in her flesh instead of mine?
15
He persuaded them all to fish with very small hooks and red worms, which he gave them.
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And eerie red worms crawling all over a blue meteor is the Ebola virus emerging from a monkey's kidney cell.