Angielski | Polski |
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worm noun animal | czerwnoun robaknoun |
worm noun dragon or mythological serpent | smoknoun |
worm noun self-replicating program | robaknoun |
worm-eaten adjective eaten by worms, especially having a worm inside | robaczywyadjective |
worm gear noun | ślimacznicanoun |
worm one way into | |
wormhole noun a shortcut between distant parts of space | |
Worms noun a city in Germany | Wormacjanoun |
wormwood noun Artemisia absinthium | piołunnoun |
wormy | |
be food for worms | |
blindworm | |
bone-eating snot flower worm noun Osedax mucofloris | robaknoun |
book worm | |
bookworm noun avid reader | mól książkowynoun |
bookworm noun insect | mól książkowynoun |
can of worms noun a complex, troublesome situation | beczkanoun |
cutworm noun larva | czerwnoun |
dew worm | |
earthworm noun worm (animal) | dżdżownicanoun |
earworm noun tune that keeps replaying in one's head | skoreknoun |
flatworm noun worm of Platyhelminthes | płaziniecnoun |
glow-worm | |
glowworm noun beetle larva or female | |
grandaddy earthworm | |
Guinea-worm disease | |
lindworm noun a draconic creature | dragonnoun |
lindworm noun a wingless bipedal dragon | tasiemiecnoun |
lobworm | |
maw-worm noun parasitic worm which infests the stomach | glistanoun |
mealworm beetle | |
measuring worm noun larva | |
Mongolian death worm | |
pinworm noun worms | owsicanoun |
rain-worm | |
ribbon worm | |
ringworm noun contagious fungal affliction of the skin | parchnoun |
riverside wormwood | |
roundworm |