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Definition
Synonym
geschlaengelt
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
schlängeln
schlängelnd
geschlängelt
to worm
worming
wormed
sich schlängeln
v
(Schlange)
sich schlängelnd
sich geschlängelt
schlängelt sich
schlängelte sich
to wriggle
wriggling
wriggled
wriggles
wriggled
sich schlängeln, sich winden
v
sich schlängelnd, sich windend
sich geschlängelt, sich gewunden
schlängelt sich, windet sich
schlängelte sich, wand sich
to coil
coiling
coiled
coils
coiled
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Englische
to worm Synonyme
to
against
as far as
en route
to
for
headed for
in
in consideration of
in contemplation of
in order
to
in passage
to
in transit
to
in
to
on
on route
to
over against
so
so as
to
so that
till
to
ward
to
wards
until
un
to
up
up
to
upon
versus
to
a degree
a bit
a little
after a fashion
appositely
appreciably
at any rate
at best
at least
at most
at the least
at the most
at the outside
at worst
comparatively
detectably
extremely
fairly
germanely
in a manner
in a measure
in a way
in part
in some measure
incompletely
kind of
leastwise
merely
mildly
moderately
modestly
not absolutely
not comprehensively
not exhaustively
only
part
partially
partly
pertinently
pretty
pro tan
to
proportionately
purely
quite
rather
relatively
relevantly
scarcely
simply
slightly
so far
somewhat
sort of
thus far
to
an extent
to
some degree
to
some extent
to
lerably
very
visibly
to
and fro
alternately
back and forth
backward and forward
backwards and forwards
by turns
capriciously
changeably
desul
to
rily
erratically
every other
hitch and hike
in and out
in rotation
in turns
inconstantly
make and break
mutatis mutandis
off and on
on and off
reciprocally
ride and tie
round and round
seesaw
shuttlewise
turn about
uncertainly
unsteadfastly
unsteadily
up and down
variably
vice versa
waveringly
to
be expected
according
to
expectation
any day
any hour
any minute
any moment
any time
any time now
as a rule
as expected
as may be
as per usual
as things go
as usual
chiefly
commonly
counted on
cus
to
marily
expected of
generally
habitually
imminently
impendingly
in character
just as predicted
just like one
mainly
most often
mostly
naturally
normally
normatively
one all over
ordinarily
prescriptively
regularly
taken for granted
usually
to
blame
accountable
accusable
amenable
answerable
arraignable
at fault
blamable
blameworthy
censurable
chargeable
criminal
culpable
faulty
guilty
impeachable
implicated
imputable
inculpated
indictable
involved
liable
open
to
criticism
peccant
reprehensible
reproachable
reprovable
responsible
responsible for
to
come
about
to
be
advancing
already in sight
approaching
approximate
approximative
at hand
attracted
to
billed
booked
brewing
close
close at hand
coming
desired
destinal
destined
determined
drawn
to
emergent
eventual
extrapolated
fatal
fated
fatidic
forthcoming
future
futuristic
gathering
going
to
happen
hereafter
hoped-for
immediate
imminent
impendent
impending
in danger imminent
in prospect
in reserve
in s
to
re
in the cards
in the offing
in the wind
in view
instant
later
looming
lowering
lurking
menacing
near
near at hand
nearing
on the horizon
oncoming
overhanging
planned
plotted
predicted
preparing
probable
projected
prophesied
prospective
proximate
scheduled
slated
that will be
threatening
to
-be
ultimate
upcoming
waiting
to
do
ado
agitation
bluster
bobbery
boil
boiling
bother
botheration
brawl
broil
brouhaha
burst
bustle
churn
clamor
coil
commotion
conturbation
discomposure
disorder
disquiet
disquietude
disturbance
donnybrook
donnybrook fair
dustup
ebullience
ebullition
eddy
effervescence
embroilment
excitement
feery-fary
ferment
fermentation
fever
feverishness
fidgetiness
fidgets
fit
flap
flurry
fluster
flutter
flutteration
flutteriness
foment
foofaraw
fracas
free-for-all
fume
furore
fuss
fussiness
hassle
helter-skelter
hubbub
hullabaloo
hurly-burly
hurrah
hurry
hurry-scurry
inquietude
jitters
jumpiness
maelstrom
malaise
melee
moil
nerviness
nervosity
nervousness
pell-mell
perturbation
pother
racket
rampage
restlessness
riot
roil
rough-and-tumble
roughhouse
rout
row
ruckus
ruction
ruffle
rumpus
scramble
seethe
seething
shindy
spasm
spurt
stew
stir
sweat
swirl
swirling
trepidation
trepidity
trouble
tumult
tumultuation
turbidity
turbulence
turmoil
twitter
unease
unquiet
unrest
uproar
upset
vortex
whirl
yeastiness
to
spare
de trop
dispensable
excess
expendable
expletive
extra
fresh
gratui
to
us
held back
held in reserve
held out
in abeyance
in excess
in hand
left
lef
to
ver
mint
needless
net
new
nonessential
odd
original
outstanding
over
pleonastic
pristine
prolix
put aside
put by
redundant
remaining
remanent
reserve
saved
spare
s
to
red
supereroga
to
ry
superfluous
surplus
surviving
suspended
tau
to
logic
tau
to
logous
unapplied
unbeaten
uncalled-for
unconsumed
unemployed
unessential
unexercised
unexpended
unhandled
unnecessary
unneeded
unspent
untapped
un
to
uched
untrodden
unused
unutilized
verbose
waived
to
the hilt
ad infinitum
all over
al
to
gether
at all points
at full length
completely
comprehensively
entirely
every bit
every inch
every whit
exhaustively
fully
globally
head and shoulders
heart and soul
hundred per cent
in all respects
in every respect
in extenso
in full
in full measure
inclusively
inside and out
inside out
integrally
largely
neck deep
on all counts
one and all
outright
overall
root and branch
roundly
thoroughly
through and through
throughout
to
the brim
to
the death
to
the end
to
tally
to
ut a fait
unconditionally
unreservedly
wholly
you name it
to
the letter
absolutely
dead
definitely
directly
even
exactly
expressly
faithfully
in all respects
in every respect
ipsissimis verbis
just
literally
literatim
plumb
point-blank
positively
precisely
right
rigidly
rigorously
square
squarely
straight
strictly
undeviatingly
unerringly
verbally
verbatim
verbatim et litteratim
word by word
word for word
to
the point
Spartan
a propos
abbreviated
abridged
ad rem
adapted
admissible
aposiopestic
appertaining
applicable
applying
apposite
appropriate
apropos
apt
becoming
befitting
belonging
brief
brusque
clipped
close
compact
compendious
compressed
concise
condensed
contracted
crisp
curt
cut
docked
dovetailing
elliptic
epigrammatic
felici
to
us
fit
fitted
fitting
geared
germane
gnomic
happy
in plain English
in plain words
in point
involving
just right
laconic
likely
material
matter-of-factly
meshing
naturally
on the but
to
n
opportune
pat
pertaining
pertinent
pithy
plainly
point-blank
pointed
pruned
qualified
relevant
reserved
right
seasonable
sententious
short
short and sweet
shortened
simply
sortable
succinct
suitable
suited
suiting
summary
synopsized
taciturn
tailored
terse
tight
to
the purpose
truncated
unaffectedly
to
ad
amphibian
apple-polisher
ass-licker
backscratcher
backslapper
batrachian
bootlick
bootlicker
brown-nose
brownie
bullfrog
clawback
courtier
creature
cringer
croaker
dog
dupe
fawner
flatterer
flunky
footlicker
frog
groveler
handshaker
helot
hoppy
to
ad
hop
to
ad
instrument
jackal
kow
to
wer
lackey
led captain
lickspit
lickspittle
mealymouth
minion
newt
paddock
peon
polliwog
prick
puppet
salamander
scum
serf
shit
shithead
skunk
slave
snake
spaniel
stinker
s
to
oge
suck
sycophant
tadpole
timeserver
to
adeater
to
ady
to
ol
tree frog
tree
to
ad
truckler
tufthunter
turd
yes-man
to
ads
to
ol
algae
au
to
phyte
bean
bracken
brown algae
climber
conferva
confervoid
creeper
dia
to
m
fern
fruits and vegetables
fucus
fungus
grapevine
green algae
gulfweed
herb
heterophyte
ivy
kelp
legume
lentil
liana
lichen
liverwort
mold
moss
mushroom
parasite
parasitic plant
pea
perthophyte
phy
to
plank
to
n
plank
to
nic algae
plant families
puffball
pulse
red algae
rockweed
rust
saprophyte
sargasso
sargassum
sea lentil
sea moss
sea wrack
seaweed
smut
succulent
vetch
vine
wort
wrack
to
ady
apple-polish
apple-polisher
ass-licker
backscratcher
backslapper
bend the knee
bootlick
bootlicker
bow
bow and scrape
brown-nose
brownie
clawback
courtier
cower
crawl
creature
creep
cringe
cringer
crouch
dupe
fawn
fawner
flatter
flatterer
flunky
follow
footlicker
grovel
groveler
handshaker
helot
instrument
jackal
kneel
kow
to
w
kow
to
wer
lackey
led captain
lick the dust
lickspit
lickspittle
mealymouth
minion
peon
puppet
serf
slave
spaniel
s
to
oge
s
to
op
suck
sycophant
tag
tail
timeserver
to
ad
to
adeat
to
adeater
to
ol
trail
truckle
truckler
tufthunter
yes-man
to
adying
abject
apple-polishing
ass-kissing
backscratching
beggarly
bootlicking
brown-nosing
cowering
crawling
cringing
crouching
fawnery
fawning
flattering
flunkyism
footlicking
groveling
handshaking
hangdog
ingratiating
ingratiation
insinuation
kow
to
wing
mealymouthed
mealymouthedness
obeisance
obeisant
obsequious
obsequiousness
on bended knee
parasitic
parasitism
prostrate
prostration
sniveling
sponging
sycophancy
sycophantic
timeserving
to
adeating
to
adyish
to
adyism
truckling
tufthunting
to
ast
French bread
Irish soda bread
Italian bread
anniversaries
appreciation
bake
barbecue
baste
be in heat
beige
belle
bib
black bread
blanch
blaze
bloom
boil
booze
braise
bread
bread stick
bread stuff
brew
broil
brown
brown bread
brownish
brownish-yellow
brunet
burn
celebrating
celebration
ceremony
cheers
chocolate
choke
cinnamon
cocoa
cocoa-brown
coddle
coffee
coffee-brown
combust
commemoration
congratulate
cook
cracked-wheat bread
crust
curry
dark bread
darling
devil
do
do
to
perfection
drab
drain the cup
dressing ship
drink
drink in
drink off
drink
to
drink up
dun
dun-brown
dun-drab
ecru
fanfare
fanfaronade
favorite
fawn
fawn-colored
felicitate
festivity
fine lady
fire
flame
flame up
flare
flare up
flicker
flourish of trumpets
flush
fricassee
frizz
frizzle
fry
fuscous
garlic bread
gasp
glow
good wishes
graham bread
grande dame
greet
greetings
grege
griddle
grill
guzzle
hazel
heat
hero
heroine
holiday
honor
idol
imbibe
incandesce
jubilee
khaki
loaf of bread
lurid
marking the occasion
matzo
matzoth
memorialization
memory
nut bread
nut-brown
observance
olive-brown
olive-drab
ovation
oven-bake
pain
pan
pan-broil
pant
parboil
parch
pay tribute
to
pita
pledge
poach
precieuse
prepare
prepare food
pull
pumpernickel
quaff
radiate heat
raisin bread
rejoicing
religious rites
remembrance
remembrances
revel
rite
ritual observance
roast
rye bread
salt-rising bread
salutations
salute
salvo
saute
scald
scallop
scorch
seal
seal-brown
sear
seethe
sepia
shimmer with heat
shirr
simmer
sip
smolder
smother
snuff-colored
solemn observance
solemnization
sorrel
sourbread
sourdough bread
spark
staff of life
steam
stew
stifle
stir-fry
suck
suck in
suckle
suffocate
sup
sweat
swelter
swig
swill
tan
taupe
tawny
testimonial
testimonial banquet
testimonial dinner
tipple
to
ast-brown
to
mmy
to
ss do
to
asty
aestival
blood-hot
blood-warm
calid
equa
to
rial
genial
luke
lukewarm
mild
room-temperature
subtropical
summery
sunny
sunshiny
temperate
tepid
thermal
thermic
tropical
unfrozen
warm
warm as
to
ast
warmish
to
bacconist
antique s
to
re
apothecary
au
to
mobile showroom
baker
bookdealer
bookseller
books
to
re
bootery
butcher
candy s
to
re
chandler
chemist
cigar s
to
re
clothiers
clothing merchant
clothing s
to
re
confectioner
confectionery
draper
dress shop
drugs
to
re
dry goods s
to
re
drysalter
fishmonger
fishwife
florist
florists
footwear merchant
fruiterer
fur salon
furnisher
furniture s
to
re
furrier
gift shop
greengrocer
grocer
groceryman
haberdasher
haberdashery
hardware s
to
re
hardwareman
hat shop
hobby shop
ironmonger
ironmongery
jeweler
jewelers
jewelry s
to
re
leather goods s
to
re
liquor merchant
liquor s
to
re
luggage shop
milliners
newsdealer
novelty shop
package s
to
re
perfumer
pharmacy
poulterer
saddler
saddlery
schlock house
schlock shop
secondhand shop
secondhand s
to
re
shoe s
to
re
smoke shop
snuffman
specialty shop
sporting goods s
to
re
stationer
stationers
stationery s
to
re
sweater shop
sweet shop
thrift shop
to
bacco s
to
re
to
bacconists
to
y shop
trimming s
to
re
used-car lot
vintner
wine merchant
to
csin
Klaxon
Mayday
SOS
air-raid alarm
alarm
alarm bell
alarm clock
alarm signal
alarum
alert
all clear
beacon
blinking light
burglar alarm
buzzer
crostarie
fiery cross
fire alarm
fire bell
fire flag
five-minute gun
flashing light
fog bell
fog signal
foghorn
gale warning
hooter
horn
hue and cry
hurricane warning
lighthouse
note of alarm
occulting light
police whistle
sign
signal
signal of distress
siren
small-craft warning
still alarm
s
to
rm cone
s
to
rm flag
s
to
rm warning
two-minute gun
upside-down flag
whistle
to
day
as of now
as things are
at present
at this juncture
at this moment
at this point
at this time
but now
contemporaneity
contemporaneousness
even now
for the nonce
for this occasion
here
here and now
hereat
hic et nunc
his
to
rical present
in our time
in these days
just now
modernity
newness
now
nowadays
nowness
on the spot
our times
present
present tense
presently
presentness
the Now Generation
the nonce
the now
the present
the present age
the present day
the present hour
the present juncture
the present time
the time being
the times
these days
this day
this hour
this instant
this moment
this night
this point
this stage
to
night
geschlaengelt Definition
Army
worm
(
)
A
lepidopterous
insect,
which
in
the
larval
state
often
travels
in
great
multitudes
from
field
to
field,
destroying
grass,
grain,
and
other
crops.
The
common
army
worm
of
the
northern
United
States
is
Leucania
unipuncta.
The
name
is
often
applied
to
other
related
species,
as
the
cotton
worm.
Army
worm
(
)
The
larva
of
a
small
two-winged
fly
(Sciara),
which
marches
in
large
companies,
in
regular
order.
See
Cotton
worm,
under
Cotton.
Galley-worm
(
n.
)
A
chilognath
myriapod
of
the
genus
Iulus,
and
allied
genera,
having
numerous
short
legs
along
the
sides
Grugru
worm
(
)
The
larva
or
grub
of
a
large
South
American
beetle
(Calandra
palmarum),
which
lives
in
the
pith
of
palm
trees
and
sugar
cane.
It
is
eaten
by
the
natives,
and
esteemed
a
delicacy.
Worm
(
n.
)
A
creeping
or
a
crawling
animal
of
any
kind
or
size,
as
a
serpent,
caterpillar,
snail,
or
the
like.
Worm
(
n.
)
Any
small
creeping
animal
or
reptile,
either
entirely
without
feet,
or
with
very
short
ones,
including
a
great
variety
of
animals
Worm
(
n.
)
Any
helminth
Worm
(
n.
)
Any
annelid.
Worm
(
n.
)
An
insect
larva.
Worm
(
n.
)
Same
as
Vermes.
Worm
(
n.
)
An
internal
tormentor
Worm
(
n.
)
A
being
debased
and
despised.
Worm
(
n.
)
Anything
spiral,
vermiculated,
or
resembling
a
worm
Worm
(
n.
)
The
thread
of
a
screw.
Worm
(
n.
)
A
spiral
instrument
or
screw,
often
like
a
double
corkscrew,
used
for
drawing
balls
from
firearms.
Worm
(
n.
)
A
certain
muscular
band
in
the
tongue
of
some
animals,
as
the
dog
Worm
(
n.
)
The
condensing
tube
of
a
still,
often
curved
and
wound
to
economize
space.
See
Illust.
of
Still.
Worm
(
n.
)
A
short
revolving
screw,
the
threads
of
which
drive,
or
are
driven
by,
a
worm
wheel
by
gearing
into
its
teeth
or
cogs.
See
Illust.
of
Worm
gearing,
below.
Wormed
(
imp.
&
p.
p.)
of
Worm
Worming
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Worm
Worm
(
v.
i.)
To
work
slowly,
gradually,
and
secretly.
Worm
(
v.
t.)
To
effect,
remove,
drive,
draw,
or
the
like,
by
slow
and
secret
means
Worm
(
v.
t.)
To
clean
by
means
of
a
worm
Worm
(
n.
)
To
cut
the
worm,
or
lytta,
from
under
the
tongue
of,
as
a
dog,
for
the
purpose
of
checking
a
disposition
to
gnaw.
The
operation
was
formerly
supposed
to
guard
against
canine
madness.
Worm
(
n.
)
To
wind
rope,
yarn,
or
other
material,
spirally
round,
between
the
strands
of,
as
a
cable
Worm-eaten
(
a.
)
Eaten,
or
eaten
into,
by
a
worm
or
by
worms
Worm-eaten
(
a.
)
Worn-out
Wormed
(
a.
)
Penetrated
by
worms
Worm-shaped
(
a.
)
Shaped
like
a
worm
Worm-shell
(
n.
)
Any
species
of
Vermetus.
to worm / worming / wormed Bedeutung
slender
salamander
worm
salamander
any
of
several
small
slim
salamanders
of
the
Pacific
coast
of
the
United
States
worm
lizard
a
lizard
of
the
genus
Amphisbaena,
harmless
wormlike
limbless
lizard
of
warm
or
tropical
regions
having
concealed
eyes
and
ears
and
a
short
blunt
tail
thunder
snake
worm
snake
Carphophis
amoenus
small
reddish
wormlike
snake
of
eastern
United
States
blind
snake
worm
snake
wormlike
burrowing
snake
of
warm
regions
having
vestigial
eyes
tongue
worm
pentastomid
wormlike
arthropod
having
two
pairs
of
hooks
at
the
sides
of
the
mouth,
parasitic
in
nasal
sinuses
of
mammals
worm
family
a
family
of
worms
worm
genus
a
genus
of
worms
worm
any
of
numerous
relatively
small
elongated
soft-bodied
animals
especially
of
the
phyla
Annelida
and
Chaetognatha
and
Nematoda
and
Nemertea
and
Platyhelminthes,
also
many
insect
larvae
helminth
parasitic
worm
worm
that
is
parasitic
on
the
intestines
of
vertebrates
especially
roundworms
and
tapeworms
and
flukes
acanthocephalan
spiny-headed
worm
any
of
various
worms
living
parasitically
in
intestines
of
vertebrates
having
a
retractile
proboscis
covered
with
many
hooked
spines
bladder
worm
encysted
saclike
larva
of
the
tapeworm
fluke
trematode
trematode
worm
parasitic
flatworms
having
external
suckers
for
attaching
to
a
host
ribbon
worm
nemertean
nemertine
proboscis
worm
soft
unsegmented
marine
worms
that
have
a
threadlike
proboscis
and
the
ability
to
stretch
and
contract
beard
worm
pogonophoran
slender
animal
with
tentacles
and
a
tubelike
outer
covering,
lives
on
the
deep
ocean
bottom
nematode
nematode
worm
roundworm
unsegmented
worms
with
elongated
rounded
body
pointed
at
both
ends,
mostly
free-living
but
some
are
parasitic
vinegar
eel
vinegar
worm
Anguillula
aceti
Turbatrix
aceti
minute
eelworm
that
feeds
on
organisms
that
cause
fermentation
in
e.g.
vinegar
Guinea
worm
Dracunculus
medinensis
parasitic
roundworm
of
India
and
Africa
that
lives
in
the
abdomen
or
beneath
the
skin
of
humans
and
other
vertebrates
annelid
annelid
worm
segmented
worm
worms
with
cylindrical
bodies
segmented
both
internally
and
externally
oligochaete
oligochaete
worm
hermaphroditic
terrestrial
and
aquatic
annelids
having
bristles
borne
singly
along
the
length
of
the
body
a
earthworm
angleworm
fishworm
fishing
worm
wiggler
nightwalker
nightcrawler
crawler
dew
worm
red
worm
terrestrial
worm
that
burrows
into
and
helps
aerate
soil,
often
surfaces
when
the
ground
is
cool
or
wet,
used
as
bait
by
anglers
polychaete
polychete
polychaete
worm
polychete
worm
chiefly
marine
annelids
possessing
both
sexes
and
having
paired
appendages
(parapodia)
bearing
bristles
onychophoran
velvet
worm
peripatus
any
of
numerous
velvety-skinned
wormlike
carnivorous
animals
common
in
tropical
forests
having
characteristics
of
both
arthropods
and
annelid
worms
apple
maggot
railroad
worm
Rhagoletis
pomonella
larvae
bore
into
and
feed
on
apples
measuring
worm
inchworm
looper
small
hairless
caterpillar
having
legs
on
only
its
front
and
rear
segments,
mostly
larvae
of
moths
of
the
family
Geometridae
armyworm
army
worm
Pseudaletia
unipuncta
noctuid
moth
larvae
that
travel
in
multitudes
destroying
especially
grass
and
grain
tobacco
hornworm
tomato
worm
Manduca
sexta
large
green
white-striped
hawkmoth
larva
that
feeds
on
tobacco
and
related
plants,
similar
to
tomato
hornworm
tomato
hornworm
potato
worm
Manduca
quinquemaculata
large
green
white-striped
hawkmoth
larva
that
feeds
on
tomato
and
potato
plants,
similar
to
tobacco
hornworm
peanut
worm
sipunculid
small
unsegmented
marine
worm
that
when
disturbed
retracts
its
anterior
portion
into
the
body
giving
the
appearance
of
a
peanut
worm
fish
poorly
known
family
of
small
tropical
shallow-water
fishes
related
to
gobies
worm
screw
thread
on
a
gear
with
the
teeth
of
a
worm
wheel
or
rack
worm
fence
snake
fence
snakeail
fence
Virginia
fence
rail
fence
consisting
of
a
zigzag
of
interlocking
rails
worm
gear
gear
consisting
of
a
shaft
with
screw
thread
(the
worm)
that
meshes
with
a
toothed
wheel
(the
worm
wheel),
changes
the
direction
of
the
axis
of
rotary
motion
worm
wheel
gear
with
the
thread
of
a
worm
worm
a
software
program
capable
of
reproducing
itself
that
can
spread
from
one
computer
to
the
next
over
a
network,
worms
take
advantage
of
automatic
file
sending
and
receiving
features
found
on
many
computers
worm
louse
insect
dirt
ball
a
person
who
has
a
nasty
or
unethical
character
undeserving
of
respect
Guinea
worm
disease
Guinea
worm
dracunculiasis
a
painful
and
debilitating
infestation
contracted
by
drinking
stagnant
water
contaminated
with
Guinea
worm
larvae
that
can
mature
inside
a
human's
abdomen
until
the
worm
emerges
through
a
painful
blister
in
the
person's
skin
writhe
wrestle
wriggle
worm
squirm
twist
to
move
in
a
twisting
or
contorted
motion,
(especially
when
struggling),
The
prisoner
writhed
in
discomfort,
The
child
tried
to
wriggle
free
from
his
aunt's
embrace
vermiform
worm-shaped
resembling
a
worm,
long
and
thin
and
cylindrical
vermiculate
worm-eaten
wormy
infested
with
or
damaged
(as
if
eaten)
by
worms
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