Worms crawl out of their holes.

Meaning: Long, thin animals are slowly moving out from their underground homes.

Choice of Words: Worms are long, thin, soft-bodied animals that live in the soil. Crawl means to move slowly along the ground on your hands and knees or belly. Out means from inside to outside. Holes are openings in the ground or a surface.

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Related Expressions

• Worms crawl through soil.
• Worms crawl through the wet grass.
• Worms crawled out of ground after rain.
• Worms come out.
• They dig holes with their sharp claws.
• The children dug deep holes in the sand with their shovels.
• The choir members opened their mouths, letting their voices flow out.
• Ladybugs crawl, searching for aphids to eat.
• Ladybugs crawl slowly on green leaves.
• Lobsters crawl on the ocean floor.