earthworm

/ˈɜrθˌwɜrm/
noun
  1. A long, slender, legless worm that lives in soil and helps keep it healthy by burrowing and breaking down organic matter.
    • The robin pulled an earthworm out of the ground for its breakfast.
    • Earthworms are great for gardens because they aerate the soil.
    • After the rain, earthworms come to the surface of the sidewalk.
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