maggoty

In a moment, it seemed, the ward was maggoty with them.

Great maggoty things half-seen by the light of the moon.

And where they land, these little droplets come like maggoty things to suck at the world.

Maggoty female couldn't be brought up to the scratch!

Now Norton saw the caked, maggoty mud on their legs and shoes.

And touch not again in our presence those ghastly, maggoty facsimiles of yourself.

It is edible, but often maggoty, and some sources describe the taste as soapy.

"They find maggoty green cheese more tasty than freshly pressed curds."

These are animals that dig up maggoty bones to chew, and lick their bottoms.

'Though maggoty meat and people with one eye did come into it at one point.

He was maggoty drunk and missing his leg."

His maggoty paws burned prints into the floor.

Let them sleep in their maggoty beds.

He was naturally dark-skinned but had acquired a pasty, maggoty coloration.

Similarly monkeys of many species eat maggoty fruit, sometimes in clear preference to sound fruit.

The green was maggoty with fore-shortened life.

Skeletal arms lifted, one pointing; eyes that were just holes in maggoty wood seemed to seek compassion from the human.

Particularly revolting was a soggy cardboard box crammed full with maggoty chickens' heads and feet.

A maggoty side of beef, ripe with the vitality of its parasites, and gravel.

I do know that I could see every plot turn dragging its limp, maggoty carcass across the desert from miles away.

Was there ever a minute in their maggoty lives when their eyelids drooped and sleep tamed them for a space?

"Yes," Connor replies, before punching her through her maggoty head and killing her.

But for him, and him, and her, and there were dormitories built in this maggoty country once again.

One beef supplier provided maggoty meat.

"Maggoty ideas," Ukiah murmured, and then quoted back what Eve had said.