Definitionn. carnivorous or bloodsucking aquatic or terrestrial worms typically having a sucker at each end
Last update: October 19, 2015
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C. ophiomachus, generally known as the "bloodsucker" on account of the red colour on the head and neck displayed during excitement. [Please select]
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All swallowed up by that merciless bloodsucker--that--" "Now, Barry. [Please select]
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Ask it of wretched debtors in the prisons, of haggard toilers in the streets, of pale-faced women and lonely widows, and they'll tell you, one and all, that Jasper Gaunt is the harshest, most merciless bloodsucker that ever battened and grew rich on the poverty and suffering of his fellow men, and--oh here we are.' [Please select]
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He saw his son lapsed to atheism, to the ESPRIT, to the pleasant frivolity of clever Frenchmen--he saw in the background the great bloodsucker, the spider skepticism; he suspected the incurable wretchedness of a heart no longer hard enough either for evil or good, and of a broken will that no longer commands, is no longer ABLE to command. [Please select]
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