Converse of object

• chop: Red maggot with chopped worm mixed in with the ground bait is the killer with anglers taking up to 10 slabs at a sitting.

Preposition: on

• hook: Alan fished caster and worm on the hook free feeding caster and hemp little and often.

Adjective modifier

• parasitic: This disease is caused by parasitic worms which lay eggs that are passed in the urine or feces.

• polychaete: The majority of these 50 species are red algae, polychaete worms, crustaceans and mollusks.

• intestinal: There is a health hazard with the muck from geese which may contain an intestinal worm.

• im: Unchecked, these IM worms can install spyware, adware, keystroke loggers, and root kits on victims ' PCs.

• filarial: For example, in countries where filarial worms were once very common, lots of people were dying of the parasite infections.

• microscopic: The mudflats are crammed with tasty microscopic worms and marine worms, lots of lovely food to over 20,000 birds.

Modifies a noun

• infestation: Other worm infestations seen in the UK are not associated with human sources.

• composter: As long as the worm composter is working properly, the worms will be able to handle these substances.

• caenorhabditis: Our exploration of model organisms, focusses this time on the tiny nematode worm Caenorhabditis elegans.

• elegans: Our exploration of model organisms, focusses this time on the tiny nematode worm Caenorhabditis elegans.

• burrow: In pigs adult worms burrow into the mucosa of the small intestine where the female produces larvae.

• larva: The scientist and artist Hubert Duprat has placed Caddis worm larvae in vitrines lined with gold dust and tiny particles of jewels.

Noun used with modifier

• nematode: For the nematode worm was an unknown in the world of model organisms.

• mass-mailing: Such e-mails normally have an attachment carrying a mass-mailing worm which will harvest false ' from ' addresses from your computer's address-book.

• lob: The most commonly found worm in the garden is the lob worm.

• glow: ANSWER: None Why does a glow worm glow?

• bristle: Karen found a very nice bristle worm - about 10 cms long - on top of a rock.

• brandling: You can make an excellent compost in a small container and enlist the help of the brandling worms.