Masculine singular of carcomer participle: affected by Woodworm, Coleoptera insect repellent that, when it is larva, eat the dry wood and preferably soft, poplar or pine, making small galleries inside to destroy it completely. When the larva develops into insect sale abroad leaving a small hole and traces of sawdust or dust, symptoms that the wood is in danger. There are chemical remedies against this insect. As well as destroyed by the Woodworm, carcomido worm-eaten can have other meanings figuratively, as when it is said of a person: so-and-so is rotten by envy
