demaggot
demaggot verb: to rid (an animal) of maggots.
Verb
demaggot (third-person singular simple present demaggots, present participle demaggoting, simple past and past participle demaggoted)
- To rid (an animal) of maggots.
- Sheep can be fleet of foot, especially if you are trying to get hold of them to demaggot them or remove bramble from their wool.2016, Adam Henson, Like Farmer, Like Son
- Synonyms:
- maggot
Synonyms of demaggot
Forms of demaggot
| third-person singular present | demaggots |
|---|---|
| present participle | demaggoting |
| past participle | demaggoted |
| past | demaggoted |
Origin of demaggot
From de- + maggot.
Questions about demaggot
- What does demaggot mean?
- Demaggot means to rid (an animal) of maggots.
- What part of speech is demaggot?
- Demaggot is a verb.
- What is the past tense of demaggot?
- The past tense of demaggot is demaggoted.
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