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Worm

/wɜːm/

A small, elongated, soft-bodied, and typically legless invertebrate.

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The bird caught a worm.Garden soil is full of worms in spring.

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The word worm originates from the Old English wyrm meaning serpent, insect, or dragon, which is related to the Old Norse ormr and the German wurm, all reflecting a wider Proto-Germanic root.

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