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Definition of pinworm in English: pinwormnoun ˈpɪnwəːmˈpinˌwərm A small nematode worm which is an internal parasite of vertebrates. Family Oxyuridae, class Phasmida, including Enterobius vermicularis (in humans) and Oxyuris equi (in horses) Example sentencesExamples - Everyone in your house should take the drugs even if they do not have pinworms.
- When I checked it out, I knew right away they were pinworms.
- Threadworms, or pinworms, are small intestinal worm parasites.
- You can get pinworms by unknowingly swallowing microscopic pinworm eggs.
- If your child has ascariasis, she should be evaluated for other intestinal parasites, such as pinworm.
Definition of pinworm in US English: pinwormnounˈpinˌwərm A small nematode worm which is an internal parasite of vertebrates. Family Oxyuridae, class Phasmida, including Enterobius vermicularis (in humans) and Oxyuris equi (in horses) Example sentencesExamples - Threadworms, or pinworms, are small intestinal worm parasites.
- If your child has ascariasis, she should be evaluated for other intestinal parasites, such as pinworm.
- When I checked it out, I knew right away they were pinworms.
- You can get pinworms by unknowingly swallowing microscopic pinworm eggs.
- Everyone in your house should take the drugs even if they do not have pinworms.
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