Definition of red wiggler in English:

red wiggler

noun

North American

another term for redworm (sense 1)
Example sentencesExamples
- Born in Texas, Sally Gwylan now lives west of Albuquerque, New Mexico, in a handbuilt, off-the-grid house with two cats, a dog, and a mess of red wigglers.
- Dickerson also recommends starting a worm farm under the rabbit cages, using red wigglers from bait stores.
- Many recommend nonfussy, heavy-feeding, easily multiplying red wigglers for bin life.
- Worms: the most common raised for bait are red wigglers; they also go by manure worms, dungworms, and fishing worms.

Definition of red wiggler in US English:

red wiggler

noun

North American

another term for red worm (sense 1)
Example sentencesExamples
- Dickerson also recommends starting a worm farm under the rabbit cages, using red wigglers from bait stores.
- Worms: the most common raised for bait are red wigglers; they also go by manure worms, dungworms, and fishing worms.
- Many recommend nonfussy, heavy-feeding, easily multiplying red wigglers for bin life.
- Born in Texas, Sally Gwylan now lives west of Albuquerque, New Mexico, in a handbuilt, off-the-grid house with two cats, a dog, and a mess of red wigglers.

词汇	red wiggler
释义	Definition of red wiggler in English: red wiggler noun North American another term for redworm (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples Born in Texas, Sally Gwylan now lives west of Albuquerque, New Mexico, in a handbuilt, off-the-grid house with two cats, a dog, and a mess of red wigglers. Dickerson also recommends starting a worm farm under the rabbit cages, using red wigglers from bait stores. Many recommend nonfussy, heavy-feeding, easily multiplying red wigglers for bin life. Worms: the most common raised for bait are red wigglers; they also go by manure worms, dungworms, and fishing worms. Definition of red wiggler in US English: red wiggler noun North American another term for red worm (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples Dickerson also recommends starting a worm farm under the rabbit cages, using red wigglers from bait stores. Worms: the most common raised for bait are red wigglers; they also go by manure worms, dungworms, and fishing worms. Many recommend nonfussy, heavy-feeding, easily multiplying red wigglers for bin life. Born in Texas, Sally Gwylan now lives west of Albuquerque, New Mexico, in a handbuilt, off-the-grid house with two cats, a dog, and a mess of red wigglers.
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