Definition
Definition of fishworm - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
biologyRare US earthworm that helps aerate soil and is used as baitRare US
- Gardeners appreciate the fishworm for its soil benefits.
2.
parasiteTECH. US worm that lives in fish as a parasiteTECH. US
- The fish was infested with a fishworm.
Images of fishworm

earthworm that helps aerate soil and is used as bait 
worm that lives in fish as a parasite
Origin of fishworm
Old English, fisc (fish) + wyrm (worm)
Examples of fishworm in a sentence
Farmers use fishworms to improve soil quality. The biologist studied the fishworm under a microscope. Fishworm infestations can harm the fish population.
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- French:lombric, parasite, ...
- German:Regenwurm, Fischwurm, ...
- Italian:lombrico, verme parassita, ...
- Spanish:lombriz, gusano, ...
- Portuguese:minhoca, verme parasita, ...
- Chinese:蚯蚓, 鱼寄生虫, ...
- Japanese:ミミズ, 寄生虫, ...
- Arabic:دُودَة الأَرْض, دُودَة السَّمَك, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹלַעַת אֲדָמָה, תּוֹלַעַת דָּגִים, ...
- Russian:дождевой червь, рыбий червь, ...
- Ukrainian:дощовий черв'як, риб'ячий паразит, ...
- Hindi:केंचुआ, मछली का कीड़ा, ...
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