Nēm'a-toid, a.
a. [Gr. νῆμα, thread, and εἶδος, form:] Thread-like;—said of a group of worms, many of which are intestinal, having a round body, with indistinct articulations. See WORM.
a. [Gr. νῆμα, thread, and εἶδος, form:] Thread-like;—said of a group of worms, many of which are intestinal, having a round body, with indistinct articulations. See WORM.