Worms squirmed in wet dirt.

Meaning: This sentence describes the movement of worms in the soil after rain or watering.

Choice of Words: Worms are long, thin creatures that live in the soil. Squirmed means to move in a twisting or wriggling motion. Wet means covered in or soaked with water. Dirt is the loose soil or earth on the ground.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Worms wriggled under the dirt.
• Worms crawl through the wet grass.
• Worms wiggled through the wet soil.
• He dug a hole in the dirt.
• Sunlight helped sprout break through dirt.
• Ants marched quickly across dirt.
• Tiny seed found dirt and water.
• He found a coin in the dirt.
• Raindrops wash away dirt.
• Scrubbing removes grime, dirt, and grease.