Earwig
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 155
C-r'wig, n. a common insect with forceps at its tail, incorrectly supposed to creep into the brain through the ear: one who gains the ear of another by stealth for a bad end. [A S. eorwtega; cor being E. Ear, and wuga, from vegan, to carry, akin to L. who.]
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