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I'm partial to Fae personally
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Mythology also has worms, wurms, or, in some cases, wyrms. All pronounced the same, but they tend to get bigger the further down the alphabet the vowel gets.
By this logic, nematodes are warms
If you hail from certain rural counties in Utah a generation back, they always have been. Just ask anyone from Spanish Fark.