Earthworm

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 88
( Zool.) See LUMBRICIDE. Earth'-work, n. ( Mil.) An intrenchment hastily thrown up, consisting chiefly of a rampart and ditch, and serving as a temporary line of defence. -A mean, sordid wretch; a niggard; a close-fisted hunks. Earth'y, a. Consisting of, containing, or resembling earth; terrene; as, earthy substances. "Survey his dead and earthy image." - Shaks. -Inhabiting the earth; relating to earth; terrestrial. "Those earthy spirits black and envious are." - Dryden. -Gro ; crude; cro ; not refined; as, " earthy gro conceit." - Shaks . (Min.) Without lustre, or dull and rough to the touch; as, an earthy fracture.
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