wormcast UK
ˈwɜːrmˌkæst
Definition

Definition of wormcast - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
earthworm excretionTECH.UKsmall pile of earth excreted by earthwormsTECH.UK
  • After the rain, the garden was dotted with wormcasts.
cast
2.
fossil trailTECH.UKfossilized trail left by ancient wormsTECH.UK
  • The museum displayed a wormcast from millions of years ago.
imprint mark trace
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Images of wormcast

  • wormcast: small pile of earth excreted by earthworms
    small pile of earth excreted by earthworms
  • wormcast: fossilized trail left by ancient worms
    fossilized trail left by ancient worms

Origin of wormcast

Old English, wyrm (serpent) + cast (throw)

Examples of wormcast in a sentence

  • The farmer noticed wormcasts in the field.
  • Scientists discovered a wormcast in the ancient rock layer.
  • The wormcast was perfectly preserved in the sediment.

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  1. French:turricule, empreinte de ver, ...
  2. German:Wurmausscheidung, Wurmspur, ...
  3. Italian:escremento di lombrico, traccia di verme, ...
  4. Spanish:montículo de lombriz, icnita, ...
  5. Portuguese:excremento de minhoca, vermicasto, ...
  6. Chinese:蚯蚓粪, 蠕虫化石痕迹, ...
  7. Japanese:ミミズの糞, ワームキャスト, ...
  8. Arabic:مخَلَّفات دُودَة الأَرْض, أثر دودة متحجر, ...
  9. Hebrew:גְּלָלִים, שְׁבִיל מְאוּבָּן, ...
  10. Russian:червячный помет, окаменелый след червя, ...
  11. Ukrainian:черв'ячні відходи, скам'янілий слід, ...
  12. Hindi:केंचुए की खाद, कीट निशान, ...
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