to worm

To turn something so it becomes a curved or spiral shape

To make small twisting movements of your body because you feel uncomfortable

To move in a long, curving line

To move smoothly and quietly like a snake along the ground

To twist and turn the body with small quick movements to get free

Moving by twisting and turning like a snake

To move in a twisting spiral path

Moving smoothly and quietly like a snake

Moving with small twisting and squirming movements like a worm

Stay upright in one place without moving

A change when someone treated badly starts to fight back

People who act early are more likely to succeed

A short phrase people say to show mild disappointment

To be very ashamed and think you are worthless

Rotten food that is not safe to eat

A small parasite that lives in people and comes out through the skin causing strong pain after drinking dirty water

A small animal that lives inside another animal and takes its food, often causing sickness

A small red earthworm that lives in soil, helps make soil better, and people use it as fishing bait

A small insect that eats tree leaves, bark, or wood and damages the tree

An infection from drinking water with baby worms that causes painful blisters when the worm comes out

A person, especially a child, who cannot sit still and keeps moving

A gear with a screw shaft that turns a toothed wheel to change direction and make turning slower and stronger

A small, long tropical fish that lives in shallow water and hides in seagrass

A worm with a long body made of many ring-shaped parts like an earthworm or leech

A large green caterpillar with white stripes that eats tomato and tobacco plants

A worm that people use as bait to catch fish

A small sea worm that pulls its front part into its body and looks like a peanut

A very small thin animal with a pointed body that lives in soil or inside other living things

A caterpillar that moves in large groups and eats crops like grass and grain

A small thin snake that looks like a worm and lives under stones or logs

A sea worm with many body segments and small bristles on each segment

A long soft animal with a body made of many rings, like earthworms and leeches

A fence made of wooden rails laid in a zigzag pattern

A small soft animal with velvety skin that catches prey with sticky slime

A small caterpillar with legs only near its head and tail that moves by making a loop

A thin sea animal that lives in a tube on the deep ocean floor and has tentacles

A small thin salamander that looks like a worm and lives on the Pacific coast of the United States

A young insect that makes holes in apples and eats their insides

A long soft sea animal that can stretch and reach prey with a thin mouth tube

A reptile without legs that lives underground and looks like a worm

A small worm with tiny bristles that lives in soil or water

A gear that fits with a screw-shaped gear to turn movement at a right angle

A soft sac in an animal that is filled with fluid and contains a young tapeworm

A large earthworm that comes out at night or when the ground is wet and people use for fishing

A tool like a corkscrew for pulling unfired bullets from a musket barrel

A soft sea animal like a thin worm that stretches a long head to catch food

A worm that lives in the sea with many small bristles on its sides that help it move

A large green caterpillar with white stripes that eats potato and tomato leaves

A small wormlike parasite with hooks that lives inside the nose of animals like dogs or cows

A flat parasite with suckers that lives in animals or people

A parasite that lives in animal intestines and can pull its spiny head back to hold on

A very small worm that lives in vinegar and eats tiny living things that make it turn sour

A container where worms turn kitchen scraps into soil for plants