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noun. creeping or burrowing invertebrate animals with long slender soft bodies and no limbs; verb. to move in a twisting or contorted motion
The boys caughtwormsto use for their fishing trip.
The boys caught worms to use for their fishing trip.
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Who was putting the worms in Todds clothes and food?
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How many worms did Billy have to eat?
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He dug for arenicolous worms.
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How did Allie feel about eating worms while she was in the Ice Ages?
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Where did the worms huddle in the Halloween house?
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What did the worms do?
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How many wiggly worms did we see in the book?
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Where do worms like to go?
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From where do baby worms hatch?
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Who explained to the principal that the worms were part of a costume?
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What seabird uses its long beak to pull worms from the sand?
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What is the book about that the worms find?
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How many worms did the little sister eat?
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Do worms have bones?
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grub; larva; caterpillar; maggot
elephant
1 syllables
worms
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