wormy

They are often wormy, but with a most wonderful flavor.

Such wormy words would surely make an eagle back away in fear.

I tried to twist my wormy lips into a smile.

He spat the name out as if it were a piece of wormy apple.

Like wormy fruit, at his core, her father was rotten.

So young to go Under the obscure, cold, rotting, wormy ground!

It was also missing "those little wormy things, the tissue," she said.

The wormy young suspect sat at a plain metal desk.

One little girl gone missing in the wormy Big Apple?

It's no more than a rotten, wormy husk of what it once was.

Once that's done, we'll have a safe place to fall back to if things get wormy farther on up the ravine.

The universe doesn't give a wormy horse dropping about what goes on in your head.

I tossed the wormy peach halves out into the countryside.

You were old and very wormy, but we pass your failings o'er.

On one occasion they had to eat "rotten, wormy meat."

He looked me over like an inspector rejecting a wormy side of mutton.

If he were wormy with treachery, he would pay for it.

There are also wormy creatures that pop out of bodies, as in "Aliens."

Something thick and wormy flopped over the edge of the broad spoon.

He shoved a pile of wormy lumber aside to let her see the floor beneath.

The wood was so wormy it crumbled beneath her knife-point.

That itchy, wormy feeling under his skin was getting steadily stronger.

No more wormy, watched feeling under his skin.

To me, it says, "Be happy while you can, because sooner or later you're going to be wormy."

So my breakfast was only one Wormy bar.