maggot
41maggot — n. 1. Grub, worm. 2. Caprice, whim, crotchet, quirk, freak, vagary, humor, fancy, whimsey …
42maggot — noun (C) a small creature like a worm that is the young form of a fly and lives in decaying food, flesh etc …
43maggot — Noun. 1. A despicable, devious or obsequious person. 2. A small penis …
44maggot — n 1. larva, insect larva, flyblow, worm, grub. 2. odd fancy, whim, whimsy, caprice, Archaic. megrim, vagary, humor, crotchet, kink …
45maggot — mag·got …
46maggot — n. the wormlike larva of a fly, which occasionally infests human tissues (see myiasis). Formerly maggots were, in some cases, allowed to feed on dead and rotting tissues and so assist in the cleaning and healing of serious wounds. Interest in… …
47maggot — [ˈmægət] noun [C] a small soft creature that develops into a fly and is sometimes found in old meat …
48maggot — mag•got [[t]ˈmæg ət[/t]] n. 1) ent a soft bodied, legless larva of certain flies 2) an odd fancy; whim • Etymology: 1425–75;< ON mathkr mag′got•y, adj …
49maggot — Ilo. See kūkaelā …
50maggot(t)y — mod. alcohol intoxicated; very drunk. (A play on rotten.) □ Rotten, hell. They were absolutely maggotty! □ How can anybody reach the state of being maggoty on three beers? …