Lugworm
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 310
lug'wurm, n. a sluggish worm found in the sand on the sea-shore, much used for bait by fishermen, also called Lob'worm. [From root of Lag, Log, and Worm Lukewarm, lOSk wawrm, adj partially or nioderately warm: indiffetent —adv Luke 'warmly. — Luke warmne fM. E. leuk lukc, an extension of lew cog. with the A.S. hleo, the source of Lee, or from A S wierc, warm of Dut. leuk Ger, lan Lull, lul, v to soothe: to compose: to quiet.-- v. to become calm to subside, n. a season of calm. [Scand., as in Sw Inlta an imitative word, like Ger. lallen Gr laleo.\ [sleep.
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