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View definitions for worm

worm

noun as in cad

noun as in grub

Strongest match

noun as in maggot

Strongest match

Strong matches

verb as in edge

verb as in squirm

verb as in wangle

verb as in wiggle

verb as in wriggle

verb as in writhe

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Does it matter that the Trump campaign has supposedly dangled to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the most well-known vaccine skeptic in the country, a government role overseeing “health and food safety”? Why not cut out the middleman and put the brain worm directly in charge?

From Slate

The “America’s Got Talent” and “Project Runway” star always goes all out for Halloween, last year evolving into a multi-person peacock after previously dressing up as an elaborate butterfly, a worm, a sinewy cadaver and Fiona from “Shrek,” to name a few, as well as memorably aging herself up.

This is a man who, even aside from the worm in his brain and his propensity for collecting roadkill, is one of the biggest conspiracy theorists in the country.

From Salon

Even a meek worm can suddenly turn around and resist.

The Chargers, who were embarrassed by their AFC West rivals the previous year, became the suddenly emboldened worm, making an early declaration that they were turning the franchise’s reputation of mediocrity around.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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