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a substitute for "word". usually said in recognition, understanding, or agreement after someone says something that you like. usually spelled w0rm$. Patented by teens from east aurora, new york. circa fall of 2010.
1.) "i'm gonna go throw an egg at that guy"

"Worms."

2.) "we're gettin hammered tonight."

"Worms, mayne!"
Worms by Douglas' cousin July 10, 2011
A word/phrase used to describe an action that someone does that ppl normally wouldn’t do or say. It’s usually used to describe yourself when you are completely out of it - mentally.

Not to get confused with legitimate worms.
Freddie: “I have spent more than 16hrs on the settings app. It’s the worms. The worms are infesting my brain”.
WORMS by interntt April 30, 2020
Depending on the context, could mean "awesome" or "that sucks."
"That sucks" context:
Teacher: Go pages 50-54 for homework.
Student: Oh, worms.

"Awesome" context:
Hot chick: You're sexy, wanna get laid?
Dude: Wormsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss.
Worms by Wormalicious. October 20, 2009
Another substitute for Word (or Werd).
Example 1:
Teacher: So in what other ways would you use worms? Like how would you use it when I said something you couldn't believe?
Will: Well in that case..it would be 'Oh worms??'

Guy 1: She's hot man
Guy 2: Worms...
worms by Dapropawun May 16, 2006
A slang term used for money in ghetto situations. Only a straight-up G could say worms and get away with it.
Tyrone rallied up his friends to rob a bank in order to get worms.
Worms by Stephanie Anne Brock November 10, 2008
A slang term used for money in ghetto situations. Only a straight-up G could say worms and get away with it.
Tyrone rallied up his friends to rob a bank in order to get worms.
Worms by Stephanie Anne Brock November 10, 2008
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