vinegar worm (Meaning)
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vinegar worm (n)
minute eelworm that feeds on organisms that cause fermentation in e.g. vinegar
Synonyms & Antonyms of vinegar worm
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vinegar worm Sentence Examples
- The vinegar worms infested the barrel, turning it into a writhing mass.
- The microscopic vinegar worms thrive in the acidic environment of vinegar.
- Breeders cultivate vinegar worms as a live food source for reptiles.
- The worm-like larvae of vinegar flies resemble tiny vinegar worms.
- The vinegar worm's digestive system breaks down vinegar into nutrients.
- A vinegar worm's lifespan can extend for several months.
- The vinegar worm's unique physiology allows it to survive in high-acidity conditions.
- Vinegar worms have a distinctive translucent appearance.
- Scientists study vinegar worms to gain insights into nematode biology.
- Vinegar worms can be used to create a natural cleaning solution that removes mold and mildew.
FAQs About the word vinegar worm
minute eelworm that feeds on organisms that cause fermentation in e.g. vinegar
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The vinegar worms infested the barrel, turning it into a writhing mass.
The microscopic vinegar worms thrive in the acidic environment of vinegar.
Breeders cultivate vinegar worms as a live food source for reptiles.
The worm-like larvae of vinegar flies resemble tiny vinegar worms.
