Come out
Come out verb - To come to be.
Worm
Worm verb - To advance gradually beyond the usual or desirable limits.
Both terms in one sentence
- Conspicuous CGI: The worm monsters as described above appear in static CGI animation (Only the ones that come out of the pumpkins).
Source: Animation / Happy Running -
Needless to say, one Siege Worm can take on a small army by itself early game and still come out in the winner's circle, and even late game it still promises to be a formidable unit.
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One girl actually had a worm go in her right ear (complete with blood) and at the end of the episode have it come out her left ear without leaving her with any ill effects (other than a great deal of pain).
Source: Series / The Outer Limits (1995)
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