The word 'worms' is correct and usable in written English
It is a plural noun that refers to a group of long, slimy invertebrate animals that live in soil or water. One example of using the word 'worms' could be: "The gardener discovered a group of worms in the soil, indicating the health of the garden's ecosystem."
We were caterpillars, greedy worms condemned to toil on earth; the chrysalis was our coffin, but the butterfly's miraculous emergence symbolised the possibility of an afterlife, a chance for our souls to ascend to heaven.
25360424-1a48-48e2-b5ad-de017dcdf810 If "can" and "worms" were the words to describe events last week, then "rejection" and "self-doubt" are this week's theme.
The rooks wander among them, pecking for worms and insects brought to the surface by the heavy overnight rain.
He feeds his vegetables with compost from his kitchen, his catfish on worms and larvae, his rabbits on leaves and herbs.
What a can of worms that would open.
Using different types of net they collected and sequenced nearly a billion genetic barcodes and discovered, at depths of up to 1,000 metres, unknown worlds of viruses, bacteria, worms, gelatinous creatures and strange photosynthetic organisms.
It is possible to remain an advocate for banning players for extreme violent conduct – possibly via an expert group that would sit in a similar manner to the dubious goals panel – while believing that banning Meekings for a handball would open a can of worms that would be impossible to cram the lid back on to.
But national governments are unwilling even to suggest that possibility for Hungary, for fear of opening a can of worms (what about Berlusconi …?).
This keeps costs down and ensures the maximum benefits for patients; children and adults received praziquantel drugs to treat their schistosomiasis, as well as other medicines for intestinal worms, trachoma, and onchocerciasis (river blindness).
But did you know that the health data contained in your wearable gadget could open a can of worms?
The chain has been trying to address such concerns with a new campaign that answers questions about its food, such as, "Does McDonald's beef contain worms?" In Asia, McDonald's has been trying to bounce back since the summer, when a TV report in China showed workers at one of its suppliers repackaging meat that was alleged to be expired.
