Worms crawl through the wet grass.

Meaning: The worms are moving through the grass, and they are dragging their bodies along the ground.

Choice of Words: The verb crawl is used to describe the way worms move, which is by dragging their bodies along the ground. Through is a preposition that indicates the path of the worms, which is through the grass.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Worms crawl through soil.
• Worms crawl out of their holes.
• Worms wiggled through the wet soil.
• Worms squirmed in wet dirt.
• Warm sun dried wet grass on field.
• The playful piglets rolled in the wet grass.
• Wet grass
• Grass is wet.
• Grass feels wet.
• Worms wriggled through the damp soil.