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lumbricoid

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lum⋅bri⋅coid

  [luhm-bri-koid]
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–adjective
resembling an earthworm.
Origin:
1840–50; < L lumbrīc(us) earthworm + -oid
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lum·bri·coid   (lŭm'brĭ-koid')   
adj.  Of or resembling an earthworm.

[Latin lumbrīcus, earthworm + -oid.]
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lumbricoid lum·bri·coid (lŭm'brĭ-koid')
adj.
Of or resembling a roundworm.

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