Lugworm Definition

lŭgwûrm
noun
Any of a family (Arenicolidae) of polychaetous worms that burrow into sandy seashores and are used for bait.
Webster's New World
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Other Word Forms of Lugworm

Noun

Singular:
lugworm
Plural:
lugworms

Origin of Lugworm

  • Origin unknown

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Lugworm Sentence Examples

  • Fishing the hollows scoured out by the rough seas at low tide produces superb bags of quality cod to lugworm and peeler crab baits.

  • Other species will include coalfish, eels and pouting with peeler crab, mussel and lugworm the top baits.

  • The most successful baits are black lugworm in a cocktail with frozen crab or razorfish.

  • Key to success is a good supply of fresh peeler in the summer or an equally good supply of black lugworm in the winter.

  • The best bait for me was fresh lugworm, whipped onto 1/0 Aberdeen patterns with shirring elastic.

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Words Starting With

LLULUG

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