maggot (redirected from Maggots)

mag·got  (mgt)

n.

1. The legless, soft-bodied, wormlike larva of any of various flies of the order Diptera, often found in decaying matter.

2. Slang A despicable person.

3. An extravagant notion; a whim.

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[Middle English magot, perhaps alteration of mathek, maddokk, perhaps from Old English matha.]

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maggot·y adj.

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maggot

Noun

the limbless larva of various insects, esp. the housefly and blowfly [earlier mathek]

maggoty adj

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

maggot - the larva of the housefly and blowfly commonly found in decaying organic matter grub - a soft thick wormlike larva of certain beetles and other insects

Translations

maggot [ˈmægət] n → gusano

maggot [ˈmægət] n → ver m, asticot m

maggot [ˈmægət] n → Made f

maggot [ˈmægət] n → baco, verme m

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maggot

n maggot [ˈmӕgət]

the worm-like grub or larva of a fly, especially a bluebottle. maaierدود الطُّعْمличинкаlarva (zvl. masařky)larvedie Madeπρονύμφηlarva, gusanotõukکرم حشرهtoukkaasticotרִימָהकीड़ाlarva, ličinkakukacbelatungmaðkur, lirfalarvaうじ구더기vikšras, lervakāpurs, tārpsberenga,mademark, larvelarwalagartalarvăличинкаlarva (hlav.) mäsiarkyličinkalarvafluglarv, maskหนอนแมลงkurtçuk, sürfe蛆личинкаکیڑا خصوصا کرم پنیر یا نیلی مکھی کا پہل روپcon giòi蛆