dewworm (Meaning)
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dewworm (n.)
See Earthworm.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dewworm
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dewworm Sentence Examples
- As the dawn broke, the garden was alive with the wriggling of dewworms surfacing from the moist soil.
- Children loved to hunt for dewworms in the grassy fields on fresh summer mornings.
- The fisherman knew that the best time to find bait was when the dewworms were most active.
- Farmers often observed dewworms aerating the soil, contributing to its health and fertility.
- After the rain, the earth became soft and welcoming to the dewworms, inviting them to venture closer to the surface.
- Gardeners appreciated the presence of dewworms in their soil, knowing they played a vital role in its ecosystem.
- The biologist studied the behavior of dewworms, fascinated by their interaction with their environment.
- During the early hours of the day, the chirping of birds accompanied the movements of dewworms in the meadows.
- The nightcrawler, a type of dewworm, was particularly prized by anglers for its durability as bait.
- A sudden chill in the air signaled to the dewworms that it was time to retreat back into the depths of the earth until the next morning.
FAQs About the word dewworm
See Earthworm.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
As the dawn broke, the garden was alive with the wriggling of dewworms surfacing from the moist soil.
Children loved to hunt for dewworms in the grassy fields on fresh summer mornings.
The fisherman knew that the best time to find bait was when the dewworms were most active.
Farmers often observed dewworms aerating the soil, contributing to its health and fertility.
