IPA: /ˈlɒbˌwɜːm/
KK: /lɔbˌwɜrm/
A type of large worm that lives in the mud and is often used as bait for fishing.
The fisherman used a lobworm to catch more fish.
Lobworm → The word 'lobworm' is derived from the Old English 'lob' (meaning a clumsy or lazy person) and 'wyrm' (meaning worm). The term refers to a type of large earthworm, often associated with its sluggish movement, hence the connection to 'lob'.
Think of a 'clumsy' ('lob') worm ('wyrm') to remember that a lobworm is a type of large, sluggish earthworm.