Worm
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 574
warm, n. any small creeping animal any- thing that gnaw* or torments remorse a debased being anything spiral the thread of a strew a spiral pipe used in distilling.—v.t. to work slowly or secretly. v.i. to effect by slow and secret means. [A S. iveortrt, wyrm dragon, snake, creeping animal, cog. with Goth. vaurms, a serpent, Icc ormr Ger -warm also with L. vermis Cf. Vermicelli and Crimson.]
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