tagworm.
A specific type of maggot or grub used as natural bait for catching fish, particularly trout.
Meaning & usage
A specific type of maggot or grub used as natural bait for catching fish, particularly trout.
Where this word comes from
According to The Oxford English Dictionary, the earliest evidence for tag-worm is from 1602, in the writing of Richard Carew, antiquary and poet.
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