An earthworm or fishing worm, typically one used as bait for fishing, characterized by an angular or segmented body.
Compound of 'angle' (to fish) and 'worm.' The term conflates the activity of fishing with the primary bait used, highlighting the worm's role in angling.
Earthworms are incredible—their segmented bodies (which make them 'angular' in structure) let them squeeze through soil, and each segment has muscles that work independently; it's basically a biological robot made of tubes.
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