1. A disease in infancy; a division of invertebral animals; the entozoa, specially.

2. To work slowly, gradually, and secretly.

3. Caused by worms.

4. To expel or undermine by slow and secret means; to cut something, called a worm, from under the tongue of a dog; to draw the wad or cartridge from a gun; to clean by the worm; to wind a rope spirally round a cable, between the strands; or to wind a smaller rope with spun-yarn. To worm one's self into, to enter gradually by arts and insinuations.

5. Any small creeping animal or reptile, either entirely without feet or with very short ones, including a great variety of animals of different classes and orders, as the blind-worm, larvae of insects, intestinal worms, &c.; anything which, working secretly, gnaws and destroys like a worm; remorse; that which incessantly gnaws the conscience; that which torments; a being debased and despised; one who devours what he reads like a worm; a spiral, worm-like instrument, used for drawing wads and cartridges from cannon and small arms; something spiral, vermiculated, or resembling a worm, as the threads of a screw; a spiral, metallic pipe placed in a tub of water, through which the vapour passes in distillation, and in which it is cooled and condensed; a small, worm-like part, situated beneath a dog's tongue.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• gorm,
• worc,
• wor,
• wormen,
• worly,
• wourk,
• woirk,
• johm,
• whoem,
• woumb,
• whorn,
• wwork,
• quorm,
• wormth,
• woamn,
• wourd,
• woaw,
• wrom,
• worck,
• foirm

• EC-EURAM,
• yard-arm,
• IRMY,
• Yeremiya,
• warum,
• Aurum,
• Urim,
• URM,
• armey,
• Over-arm,
• arm-pit,
• uraemia,
• URMIA,
• ARMO,
• arium,
• warm-up,
• wurm,
• arm-like,
• ORAM,
• aram,
• EAROM,
• arimaa,
• OERWM,
• ORME,
• Tin-worm,
• aroma,
• FT-IRM,
• ORMA,
• ORM,
• IREM,
• wyrm,
• AROM,
• orumiyeh,
• one-arm,
• orama,
• MO-WORM,
• EURAM,
• WORAM,
• ARRMA,
• ARM/S,
• AEREM,
• maw-worm,
• ARM-D,
• UR2M,
• aayiram,
• ARME,
• worm-tea,
• AREMA,
• OREM,
• O-WORM,
• arm,
• ORM2,
• Fore-Arm,
• IRM,
• uram,
• uremia,
• IRYM,
• ARMM,
• Arm-gret,
• Uraeum,
• ariomma,
• iruma,
• oarium,
• URMA,
• arum,
• Erma,
• YARM,
• OWORM,
• Wit-worm,
• re-arm,
• Yeremia,
• Arram,
• ARIMA,
• ERAM,
• AYRM,
• Ihram,
• ARMA,
• ARM-P,
• ARM-PL,
• Wiremu,
• ARMI,
• armee,
• Fire-arm,
• Iram,
• army,
• Irma,
• ORM-ML,
• long-arm,
• left-arm,
• EEROM,
• worn,
• armier,
• Ieremiya,
• ex-army,
• warmia,
• COLD/ERM,
• arame,
• oromiya,
• ORM1,
• worm-oil,
• al-ahram,
• Erme,
• urumi,
• warm,
• Irium,
• arm\'d,
• worm-eat,
• EIRMA,
• erimo,
• ARM-AERO,
• yoram,
• ERM,
• auriemma,
• armie,
• AIM/ARM,
• IHRAAM,
• IRMO,
• arama,
• warm-ups,
• Cut-worm,
• wormy.

The adverb form of the word "worm" is "wormily".

The adjective form of the word "worm" is "wormy".

The plural of the "worm" can be the "worms".

The singular of the "worm" can be the "worm".