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Definition of worm
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Worm (n.) Same as
Vermes.
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Sericterium
::
Sericterium
(n.) A silk
gland,
as in the
silkworms..
Worm
::
Worm (n.) An
insect
larva.
Helminthoid
::
Helminthoid
(a.)
Wormlike;
vermiform.
Trichoscolices
::
Trichoscolices
(n. pl.) An
extensive
group of
wormlike
animals
characterized
by being more or less
covered
with
cilia.
Bdellomorpha
::
Bdellomorpha
(n.) An order of
Nemertina,
including
the large
leechlike
worms
(Malacobdella)
often
parasitic
in
clams..
Epipteric
::
Epipteric
(a.)
Pertaining
to a small
Wormian
bone
sometimes
present
in the human skull
between
the
parietal
and the great wing of the
sphenoid.
Rot
::
Rot (n.) A fatal
distemper
which
attacks
sheep and
sometimes
other
animals.
It is due to the
presence
of a
parasitic
worm in the liver or gall
bladder.
See 1st
Fluke,
2..
Echinococcus
::
Echinococcus
(n.) A
parasite
of man and of many
domestic
and wild
animals,
forming
compound
cysts or
tumors
(called
hydatid
cysts)
in
various
organs,
but
especially
in the liver and
lungs,
which often cause
death.
It is the
larval
stage of the
Taenia
echinococcus,
a small
tapeworm
peculiar
to the dog..
Copperworm
::
Copperworm
(n.) The
teredo;
-- so
called
because
it
injures
the
bottoms
of
vessels,
where not
protected
by
copper..
Rostellum
::
Rostellum
(n.) A small
beaklike
process
or
extension
of some part; a small
rostrum;
as, the
rostellum
of the
stigma
of
violets,
or of the
operculum
of many
mosses;
the
rostellum
on the head of a
tapeworm..
Bob
::
Bob (n.) A knot of
worms,
or of rags, on a
string,
used in
angling,
as for eels;
formerly,
a worm
suitable
for
bait..
Sandworm
::
Sandworm
(n.) The
chigoe,
a
species
of
flea..
Planarian
::
Planarian
(n.) One of the
Planarida,
or
Dendrocoela;
any
turbellarian
worm..
Metamere
::
Metamere
(n.) One of
successive
or
homodynamous
parts in
animals
and
plants;
one of a
series
of
similar
parts that
follow
one
another
in a
vertebrate
or
articulate
animal,
as in an
earthworm;
a
segment;
a
somite.
See
Illust.
of
Loeven's
larva..
Roseworm
::
Roseworm
(n.) The larva of any one of
several
species
of
lepidopterous
insects
which feed upon the
leaves,
buds, or
blossoms
of the rose,
especially
Cacaecia
rosaceana,
which rolls up the
leaves
for a nest, and
devours
both the
leaves
and
buds..
Worm
::
Worm (n.)
Anything
spiral,
vermiculated,
or
resembling
a worm.
Oligochaeta
::
Oligochaeta
(n. pl.) An order of
Annelida
which
includes
the
earthworms
and
related
species.
Vermeology
::
Vermeology
(n.) A
discourse
or
treatise
on
worms;
that part of
zoology
which
treats
of
worms;
helminthology.
Rotifera
::
Rotifera
(n.) An order of
minute
worms which
usually
have one or two
groups
of
vibrating
cilia on the head,
which,
when in
motion,
often give an
appearance
of
rapidly
revolving
wheels.
The
species
are very
numerous
in fresh
waters,
and are very
diversified
in form and
habits..
Enteropneusta
::
Enteropneusta
(n. pl.) A group of
wormlike
invertebrates
having,
along the sides of the body,
branchial
openings
for the
branchial
sacs, which are
formed
by
diverticula
of the
alimentary
canal.
Balanoglossus
is the only known
genus.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
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