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Definition of lugworm - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
invertebrateTECH. UK marine 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.
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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