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1. (n.) maggot
a soft-bodied, legless larva of certain flies.
2. maggot
an odd fancy; whim.
Etymology: (1425–75;< ON mathkr)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) maggot
the larva of the housefly and blowfly commonly found in decaying organic matter
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1. (noun) maggot
the footless larva of any fly. See Larval
2. (noun) maggot
a whim; an odd fancy
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Sense: the worm-like grub or larva of a fly, especially a bluebottle.
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 Afrikaans: maaier |
 Arabic: دود الطُّعْم |
 Bulgarian: личинка |
 Brazilian: verme |
 Czech: larva (zvl. masařky) |
 German: die Made |
 Danish: larve |
 Greek: προνύμφη |
 Spanish: larva, gusano |
 Estonian: tõuk |
 Farsi: کرم حشره |
 Finnish: toukka |
 French: asticot |
 Hebrew: רִימָה |
 Hindi: कीड़ा |
 Croatian: larva, ličinka |
 Hungarian: kukac |
 Indonesian: belatung |
 Icelandic: maðkur, lirfa |
 Italian: larva |
 Japanese: うじ |
 Korean: 구더기 |
 Lithuanian: vikšras, lerva |
 Latvian: kāpurs, tārps |
 Malay: berenga |
 Dutch: made |
 Norwegian: mark, larve |
 Polish: larwa |
 Persian: کرم حشره |
 Pashto: د حشره لاروا |
 Portuguese: lagarta |
 Romanian: larvă |
 Russian: личинка |
 Slovak: larva (hlav.) mäsiarky |
 Slovenian: ličinka |
 Serbian: larva |
 Swedish: fluglarv, mask |
 Thai: หนอนแมลง |
 Turkish: kurtçuk, sürfe |
 Taiwanese: 蛆 |
 Ukrainian: личинка |
 Urdu: کیڑا خصوصا کرم پنیر یا نی |
 Vietnamese: con giòi |
 Chinese: 蛆 |
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