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Definition of whipworm in English: whipwormnounˈwɪpwəːmˈ(h)wipˌwərm A parasitic nematode worm with a stout posterior and slender anterior part, especially one that infests the intestines of domestic animals. Genus Trichuris, class Aphasmida (or Adenophorea) Example sentencesExamples - He came up with the idea after noticing that a rise in cases of IBD coincided with a drop in infections caused by roundworms and human whipworms.
- Our vet also found that he had hookworms and whipworms and these are now gone.
- Infections with parasites was common: whipworm, round-worm, and hookworm (Ancylostoma spp.).
- These parasites, such as roundworm, hookworm and whipworm, are found in the soil in some areas and spread through ingestion of infected soil or through the soles of bare feet.
- For example, transmission of roundworm, whipworm and hookworm requires a warm wet environment to ensure survival of eggs or larvae in soil that is contaminated with human faeces.
Definition of whipworm in US English: whipwormnounˈ(h)wipˌwərm A parasitic nematode worm with a stout posterior and slender anterior part, especially one that infests the intestines of domestic animals. Genus Trichuris, class Aphasmida (or Adenophorea) Example sentencesExamples - For example, transmission of roundworm, whipworm and hookworm requires a warm wet environment to ensure survival of eggs or larvae in soil that is contaminated with human faeces.
- Our vet also found that he had hookworms and whipworms and these are now gone.
- Infections with parasites was common: whipworm, round-worm, and hookworm (Ancylostoma spp.).
- These parasites, such as roundworm, hookworm and whipworm, are found in the soil in some areas and spread through ingestion of infected soil or through the soles of bare feet.
- He came up with the idea after noticing that a rise in cases of IBD coincided with a drop in infections caused by roundworms and human whipworms.
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