Associations to the word «Maggot»
Noun
- Tangle
- Feeder
- Root
- Intestine
- Socket
- Wasp
- Decay
- Shovel
- Antibiotic
- Breed
- Mug
- Spat
- Mosquito
- Predator
- Bug
- Bacterium
- Tunnel
- Skin
- Fda
- Nest
- Squeeze
- Fruit
- Gallon
- Scream
- Fed
- Farmer
- Gut
- Hook
- Trapping
- Blow
- Gall
- Sheep
- Heap
- Bat
- Linnaeus
- Masse
- Zombie
- Beef
- Mass
- Peach
- Secretion
- Tis
- Cocaine
- Skull
- Benton
- Pile
- Funk
- Adult
- Tractor
- Toxin
- Lepidoptera
- Stem
- Walsh
- Picking
- Spider
- Trap
- Trench
- Thigh
- Cellar
- Estimation
- Bean
- Dwarf
- Animal
- Butterfly
- Odor
- Flour
- Crop
- Moth
- Body
- Wheat
- Butcher
- Shareholder
- Fish
Adjective
Wiktionary
MAGGOT, noun. A soft, legless larva of a fly or other dipterous insect, that often eats decomposing organic matter.
MAGGOT, noun. (derogatory) A worthless person.
MAGGOT, noun. (obsolete) A whimsy or fancy.
MAGGOT CHEESE, noun. (colloquial) casu marzu
Dictionary definition
MAGGOT, noun. The larva of the housefly and blowfly commonly found in decaying organic matter.
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