| I shall only remark, that worms, and all verminous diseases, very evidently owe their origin to the nature of their food. |
| Infections can play a major role in verminous colic, enteritis, respiratory tract disease, dermatitis, and poor growth and development. |
| Near the fruit-garden, it should be cut brushes and the wild forms of fruits which can be verminous by virals and other pathogenic and blights. |
| After 48 hours in a verminous cell, he was granted bail but faces a five-year jail sentence if his case ever comes to trial. |
| The adults discovered in the company of their larval family, in this putrescence which was a Rat, are all abominably verminous. |
| Joshua's army, similarly, faced a Canaanite culture verminous in its wickedness and power to corrupt. |
