nightcrawler (Meaning)
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nightcrawler (n)
terrestrial worm that burrows into and helps aerate soil; often surfaces when the ground is cool or wet; used as bait by anglers
Synonyms & Antonyms of nightcrawler
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nightcrawler Sentence Examples
- The nightcrawler wriggled through the damp soil, seeking shelter from the moonlight.
- The scientist studied the nightcrawler's nocturnal behavior, hoping to gain insights into its survival mechanisms.
- After a heavy rain, dozens of nightcrawlers emerged from the earth, creating a slippery path.
- The fisherman used nightcrawlers as bait, knowing their irresistible appeal to hungry fish.
- The nightcrawler's keen sense of smell guided it towards decaying organic matter.
- The child, armed with a flashlight, searched for nightcrawlers in the garden, hoping to find a pet.
- The nightcrawler's bioluminescent glow illuminated the dark forest floor, attracting predators and mates alike.
- The scientist discovered that nightcrawlers possess a unique ability to regenerate lost body parts.
- The creature that emerged from the shadows was not a human, but a nightcrawler of immense size.
- The nightcrawler's presence in the soil indicated the health and fertility of the ecosystem.
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terrestrial worm that burrows into and helps aerate soil; often surfaces when the ground is cool or wet; used as bait by anglers
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The nightcrawler wriggled through the damp soil, seeking shelter from the moonlight.
The scientist studied the nightcrawler's nocturnal behavior, hoping to gain insights into its survival mechanisms.
After a heavy rain, dozens of nightcrawlers emerged from the earth, creating a slippery path.
The fisherman used nightcrawlers as bait, knowing their irresistible appeal to hungry fish.
