lugworm UK
ˈlʌɡˌwɜrm
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Definition of lugworm - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

invertebrateTECH.UKmarine worm with tufted gills living on sandy shoresTECH.UK
  • The lugworm burrows in the sand at low tide.
  • Lugworms play a crucial role in the ecosystem.
  • Fishermen often use lugworms as bait.
sandworm
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Origin of lugworm

Old English, lugga (to pull) + worm (worm)

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British worm
lugworm species found in British coastal areas

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  1. French:arénicole, ...
  2. German:Röhrenwurm, ...
  3. Italian:arenicola, ...
  4. Spanish:gusano de arena, ...
  5. Portuguese:verme-da-areia, ...
  6. Chinese:沙蚕, ...
  7. Japanese:ゴカイ, ...
  8. Arabic:دودَة رَمل, ...
  9. Hebrew:תּוֹלַעַת נֵרֵיְדִית, ...
  10. Russian:пескожил, ...
  11. Ukrainian:піщаний черв'як, ...
  12. Hindi:रेत का समुद्री कीड़ा, ...

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