maggot (Meaning)
maggot (n)
the larva of the housefly and blowfly commonly found in decaying organic matter
maggot (n.)
The footless larva of any fly. See Larval.
A whim; an odd fancy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of maggot
maggot Sentence Examples
- The maggots squirmed and wriggled in the rotting pile of food.
- The wound was infested with maggots, their bodies a disgusting feast.
- The fisherman used maggots as bait to lure fish to his hook.
- The compost bin attracted countless maggots, eager to decompose the organic matter.
- The dog's skin was crawling with maggots, a testament to its neglected condition.
- The child's stomach turned at the sight of maggots crawling on a dead animal.
- The maggots fed ravenously on the decaying flesh, reducing it to a skeletal frame.
- The veterinarian treated the cat's maggot-infested ear, carefully removing the parasites.
- The forensic entomologist used maggots to determine the time of death in the murder investigation.
- The maggots wriggled and pulsated in the Petri dish, their bodies transparent under a microscope.
FAQs About the word maggot
the larva of the housefly and blowfly commonly found in decaying organic matterThe footless larva of any fly. See Larval., A whim; an odd fancy.
bee,whim, humor, notion, caprice, image, megrim, thought, kink, crank
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The maggots squirmed and wriggled in the rotting pile of food.
The wound was infested with maggots, their bodies a disgusting feast.
The fisherman used maggots as bait to lure fish to his hook.
The compost bin attracted countless maggots, eager to decompose the organic matter.
