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worm

noun as in grub

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noun as in maggot

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verb as in edge

verb as in squirm

verb as in wangle

verb as in writhe

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At some point, writes Mr. Sharabi, “worm colonies start to form around us.”

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“China is reopening the same can of worms.”

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Laboratory tests showed the peptide is stable, penetrates brain-like cells, and restores movement while reducing protein deposits in a worm model of Parkinson's.

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She demonstrated an affinity for nature from a young age, filling her bedroom with worms and sea snails that she rushed back to their natural homes after her mother told her they would otherwise die.

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Legend of the species' appetite was so great that the UK authorities drafted an announcement offering to pay young boys to catch worms and deliver them to feed Winston upon his arrival.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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