Crossword clues for ants
ants
- Home invaders
- Hobby-farm workers
- Hobby-farm critters
- Hill residents
- Hill denizens
- Gorillaz "Empire ___"
- Fumigation targets, perhaps
- Formicary horde
- Fire bugs?
- Fire bugs
- Entomologist's specimens, perhaps
- Echidna's edibles
- Crumb-carrying insects
- Cookout annoyance
- Carpenters, harvesters and soldiers
- Busy bugs
- Bugs who frequent hills
- Bugs in colonies
- Barbecue invaders
- Barbecue crashers
- Army members who may be killed if they enter a private home
- Army and others
- Aphid herders
- Aardvarks eat them
- Aardvark's victims
- Aardvark morsels
- A colony of ____
- "Them!" things
- "Farm" animals
- "Carpenter" crawlers
- "A Bug's Life" colony
- "A Bug's Life" colonists
- ___ on a log (healthy snack)
- Workers removed from the kitchen
- Workers on the hill
- Workers in kitchens, perhaps
- Workers in formicaries
- Workers in colonies
- Workers at picnics?
- Who was "Marching," to Dave Matthews
- What raisins represent on a certain "log" snack
- What people on the ground look like from atop a skyscraper
- What people look like, from the observation deck
- What echidnas feed on
- What a myrmecologist studies
- Weavers and carpenters
- Victims of kitchen traps
- Upsetting pantry presence
- Unwelcome picnic guests
- Unwelcome houseguests
- Unwelcome diners
- Unwanted picnic visitors
- Unwanted pantry visitors
- Unsavory kitchen cluster
- Uninvited picnic arrivals
- Undesired kitchen trail
- Undesirable picnic "guests"
- Underground colonists
- Tunnel-creating insects
- Tunnel-building group
- Tiny, six-legged pests
- Tiny workers of the soil
- Tiny tunneling insects
- Tiny tunnel builders
- Tiny picnic invaders
- Tiny pests at picnics
- Tiny pantry bugs
- Tiny household pests
- Tiny household invaders
- Tiny home invaders
- Tiny farm workers
- Tiny farm dwellers
- Tiny colony laborers
- Tiny carpenters
- Tiny builders of hills
- Tiny army members
- Tiny army marchers
- They're unwelcome in the kitchen
- They're sometimes seen in columns
- They're seen in columns
- They're on the mound
- They're attracted to sweets
- They work on a hill
- They may make pantry raids
- They may go on a pantry raid
- They may be queens
- They may be in columns
- They march in lines
- They love sugar
- They live in the hills
- They live in organized communities
- They go to the mound
- They evolved from wasp-like ancestors
- They are treated with boric acid
- Them in Them
- Them subject
- Them menace
- The "them" in the sci-fi movie "Them!"
- Termites, white ...
- Teeny colonizers
- Tasty treats for aardvarks
- Targets of formicide
- Targets for exterminators
- Symbols of hard work
- Swarm around a hill
- Supermarket chain to avoid?
- Sugar swarmers
- Sugar bowl lovers
- Successor to Man, per science fictionists
- Strong farm workers
- Strong colony members
- Stone Temple Pilots might have an "Army" of them
- Stone Temple Pilots "Army ___"
- Stereotypical picnic crashers
- Source for escamoles in Mexican cuisine
- Some weavers
- Some six-legged queens
- Some marchers
- Some home invaders
- Some farm residents
- Some colonizers
- Some bird food
- Soldiers or carpenters, take your pick
- Social climbers?
- Social bugs
- Small six-footers
- Small home invaders
- Six-legged workers
- Six-legged picnic invaders
- Six-legged nuisances
- Six-legged marchers
- Six-legged kitchen pests
- Six-footers on hills
- Six-footers on a hill
- Six-footers at a picnic
- Six-foot soldiers?
- Six-foot army
- Single-file marchers
- Short six-footers?
- Segmented army
- Residents of some farms
- Red stingers
- Red or black insects
- Red army members
- Rebukers of Aesop's grasshopper
- Raisins on a celery "log"
- Queen's colony?
- Prey for aardvarks
- Picnic's tiny invaders
- Picnic-ruining insects
- Picnic-invading pests
- Picnic-crashing bugs
- Picnic plaguers
- Picnic hazard
- Picnic critters
- Picnic buttinskies
- Picnic annoyances
- Pests in one's house
- Pests in a line
- Pesticide targets
- People, seemingly, from a skyscraper
- People seen from skyscrapers?
- Parts of black widow spiders' diets
- Pantry-raiding bugs
- Pantry-invading pests
- Pantry-invading bugs
- Pantry visitors
- Pantry pillagers
- Pangolins eat them
- Outdoor party crashers
- Organized insects
- Opposite of syns
- Offspring of tiny queens
- Nuisances in a trash bin
- Noted tunnelers
- Nosh for an aardvark
- Non-bird nesters
- Nest dwellers
- Myrmecology's study
- Myrmecology focus
- Myrmecologist's subjects
- Myrmecologist's specimens
- Moving line on the ground, maybe
- Minute monarchists
- Minute hill dwellers
- Miniature workers
- Micraners, e.g
- Metaphorical restlessness
- Members of some armies
- Members of a colony's caste
- Meal for an echidna
- Mastodon "March of the Fire ___"
- Many "A Bug's Life" extras
- Lunch for aardvarks
- Little six-footers
- Little diggers
- Little creatures recurring in Dalí paintings
- Little builders
- Lines in the sand, perhaps
- Line at a picnic, maybe
- Line at a food stand?
- Leaf carriers
- Kitchen-space invaders
- Kitchen-crashing crawlers
- Kitchen workers?
- Kitchen visitors
- Kitchen trap targets
- Ironically, they live on every continent except Antarctica
- Invaders of pantries
- Intruders in the pantry
- Insects with "fire," "red," and "carpenter" varieties
- Insects that ruin picnics
- Insects that might raid a pantry
- Insects that might interrupt your picnic
- Insects that may form rafts
- Insects that live in colonies or farms
- Insects that live in colonies and build hills
- Insects that invade picnics
- Insects that build tiny hills
- Insects on hills
- Insects known for their strength
- Insects in the movie "A Bug's Life"
- Insects in hobby farms
- Insects in formicaries
- Insects in armies
- Insects in a line
- Insects in a gel farm
- Insects eaten by echidnas
- Insects eaten by aardvarks
- Insect fogger target
- Industrious tunnel-makers
- Industrious six-footers?
- Industrious six-footers
- Industrialists of a sort
- Hobby-farm dwellers
- Hobby-farm bugs
- Hobby farm scurriers
- Hobby farm dwellers
- Hobby farm bugs
- Hobby farm animals
- Hill-building creatures
- Hill makers
- Hill dwellers
- Hill creators
- Hill crawlers
- Hill bugs
- Harvesters, e.g
- Hardworking colonists
- Hard-working colonizers
- Greenland lacks them
- Giant bugs in ''Them!''
- Garden soldiers
- Garden party intruders
- Garden party crashers
- Galactic Cowboys song about tiny insects?
- Frequent visitors to the mound
- Formicary creatures
- Formic-acid sources
- Formic acid producers
- Food for woodpeckers
- Food for flickers
- Food for an aardvark
- Followers of some queens
- Fire, red and black insects
- Fire, army and others
- Fire insects
- Farm swarm
- Farm dwellers, at times
- Farm dwellers
- Farm critters
- Farm crawlers
- Fare for aardvarks
- Exterminators rid your kitchen of these
- Exemplars of industry
- Exemplars of industriousness
- Echidna's snacks
- Echidna's lunch
- Echidna morsels
- Dwellers under tiny hills
- Dwellers in a tiny farm
- Dot and Flik, in "A Bug's Life"
- Dorm room pests
- DMB "___ Marching"
- Disciplined pests
- Diligent workers
- Crumb-toting colonists
- Critters on a hill
- Creatures used to test theories of kin selection
- Creatures that can carry fifty times their body weight
- Creatures in "Them!"
- Creatures featured in Dali's "The Persistence of Memory"
- Crawling insects
- Crawling colony insects
- Crawling carpenters
- Cookout inconveniences
- Complex insects
- Communal insects
- Colony of carpenters?
- Colony critters
- Colony crawlers
- Colonizers across the globe
- Colonists active in many countries
- Colonial bugs
- Certain workers
- Certain tunnelers
- Certain nest builders
- Certain hill dwellers
- Certain farm residents
- Certain farm population
- Carpenters seen round a house
- Carpenters or reds, e.g
- Carpenters leafcutters etc
- Carpenter and red
- Carpenter and harvester
- Carpenter and army
- Carpenter ___ (insects that chew wood)
- Busy crawling insects
- Busy colony
- Busy builders
- Bugs that might invade a cupboard
- Bugs that are attracted to sugar
- Bugs in an army
- Bugs eaten by echidnas
- Bridge-forming insects
- Borax victims
- Barbecue pests
- Army in the field?
- Army bugs?
- Army and fire insects
- Armadillo meal
- Aphid farmers
- Adam Ant's band
- Adam and carpenter
- About 12,000 insect species
- Aardvarks' tidbits
- Aardvarks' snacks
- Aardvarks' food
- Aardvark's entrees
- Aardvark's entree
- Aardvark's eats
- Aardvark treats
- Aardvark diet
- Aardvark delicacies
- Aard-vark's lunch
- "What is this?? A center for ___?" -Derek Zoolander
- "They look like ___ from up here!"
- "Them" insects
- "Fire" crawlers
- "Fire" brigade?
- "Colonial" workers
- "B.C." insects
- "All the little ___ are marching"
- "All the little __ are marching" Dave Matthews
- "A Bug's Life" heroes
- "A Bug's Life" characters
- "A Bug's Life" cast members
- "___ Marching" DMB
- "___ Marching" (Dave Matthews Band song)
- Army members
- Picnic pests
- Colonists united under a queen
- Chocolate-covered morsels
- Colony members
- Some carpenters
- They take to the hills
- Them in "Them!"
- Pismires and others
- Busy ones
- Busy bodies
- Hill dwellers?
- Aardvark's diet
- Pantry pests
- Tiny tunnelers
- Aardvark fare
- Army members?
- Some queens, e.g
- Bugs in lines
- Picnic invaders
- Termites' kin
- Porch raiders
- Nest inhabitants
- Carpenters, e.g.
- Formicary residents
- Amazon ___
- Orkin targets
- Queen's servants
- Red army members?
- Picnic raiders
- Some caste members
- Some workers
- Sugar bowl team?
- Picnic spoilers
- Pants problems
- Little marchers
- Tunnel builders
- Farm workers?
- Aardvark's meals
- Small soldiers
- Workers in a column
- Wee workers
- Aardvark's fare
- Some marching groups
- Carpenters and harvesters, e.g
- Six-footers that even short people tower over?
- Pesticide targets, at times
- Tiny colonists
- Sugar bowl marchers
- Black or red insects
- Small colonists
- Red army?
- Myrmecologist's study
- Tiny soldiers
- Relatives of termites
- Sugar lovers
- Kitchen pests
- Pantry raiders
- Tiny critters found twice each in 17-, 38- and 60-Across
- Them, in "Them!"
- "Them!" bugs
- Silent army
- В В Hill inhabitants
- Aardvark's prey
- Honeydew lovers
- Unwelcome dining discovery
- Tiny hill dwellers
- Some soldiers
- В В Army members
- Little scurriers
- Aardvarks' morsels
- Colonial workers, maybe
- Some colonists or hill dwellers
- Hill group
- Ruiners of some picnics
- Ones making pantry raids?
- "The Naked Jungle" menace
- Soldiers and carpenters, e.g.
- Marchers in single file
- Symbols of industry
- Ones heading for the hills?
- Social workers?
- Antenna holders
- See 39-Down
- Six-legged scurriers
- Aardvarks' fare
- White ___ (termites)
- Things with antennas
- "Farm" dwellers
- Creatures with tunnel vision?
- Tiny scurriers
- Unwelcome visitors to one's home
- "Marchers" through the answers to the five starred clues
- Harvesters, e.g.
- Unpaid workers?
- Line at a picnic?
- Certain soldiers
- Picnic intruders
- Queen and her servants, maybe
- Some are queens
- Colonial group
- Pantry problem
- Bugs in "A Bug's Life"
- Hobby farm denizens
- Tidbits for aardvarks
- Drones, maybe
- Some marching bands
- Formic acid sources
- "Marching" insects
- Ones putting out feelers
- Small marching band?
- Echidna food
- Threat in "The Naked Jungle," 1954
- Sources of formic acid
- Tiny colony dwellers
- Industrious workers
- Antenna users
- Trail near a hill?
- Myrmecologists' study
- Myrmecophobe's fear
- H. G. Wells's "Empire of the ___"
- Some "giants" in "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids"
- Stinging insects
- Colony dwellers
- Social group
- Insects in colonies
- Moving line on a tree trunk
- Marching band?
- Carpenters with small jobs?
- They might emerge on hilltops
- Industrious little marchers
- Crumb carriers
- Six-legged intruders
- Tiny hill-builders
- Little subway makers
- Echidna's diet
- Echidna fare
- Pangolin's meal
- Insects not found in Antarctica
- "Them!" critters
- Aardvark's dinner
- Formicary denizens
- Julian Huxley book
- Aardvark's delight
- Working colonists
- Echidna prey
- Intruders in the dust
- Leaf cutters
- Picnic hamperers
- Formicary dwellers
- Book by Julian Huxley
- Numbat's tidbits
- Tiny colonizers
- "Them" creatures
- Formicary group
- Some of the hymenopterans
- Hill builders down low
- Formicary inhabitants
- Keleps, e.g.
- Pangolin's diet
- Exterminator's targets
- Soldiers of a sort
- Picnic ruiners
- Aardvark snacks
- Queen and workers
- Scurriers
- Formicidae
- Myrmecologist's topic
- Pangolin's feast
- Micraners, e.g.
- Little colonists
- Pests at picnics
- Soldiers and slaves, e.g.
- Socially organized insects
- Velvet and army followers
- Construction workers, of a sort
- Antarctica is devoid of these
- Keleps, e.g
- Carpenter and soldier
- Colony creatures
- Picnic interlopers
- Dwellers in formicaries
- Formicary occupants
- Denizens of a formicary
- Workers and soldiers
- Picnic guests?
- Formicide victims
- Hill insects
- Tiny party crashers
- Picnic problem
- Hymenopterous insects
- Six-legged slaves
- Minute colonists
- Trousers' occupants?
- They aerate the soil
- Carpenter insects
- Echidna's meal
- Insects often painted by 29 Down
- Busy creatures
- Kitchen intruders
- Emmets, e.g
- Picnic visitors
- Aardvark food
- Earthmovers of a kind
- Tiny earthmovers
- Certain colonists
- Mound builders
- Six-legged carpenters
- Soldier and carpenter
- Social insects
- Colony insects
- Workers' tirades: "Right To Strike"
- Workers possibly like collecting books
- Workers from The Hill?
- Soldiers, perhaps: GI avoids huge types
- Soldiers and carpenters, e.g
- Picnic nuisances
- Picnic crashers
- Busy little insects
- Industrious insects
- Hill-dwellers, when disturbed by National Trust
- Tiny critters found twice
- Lowly workers
- Raid targets, maybe
- Aardvark's snack
- Pesky insects
- Queen's subjects
- Pantry invaders
- Tiny insects
- Fire ___ (insects with a painful sting)
- Household pests
- Hill-building bugs
- They have a queen but no king
- Hill workers
- Bugs on a hill
- Black and Red
- Army insects
- Small insects
- Little pests
- Hill-building insects
- Farm workers
- Creeping colonists
- Colony workers
- Aardvark's lunch
- Workaholics' tiny role models
- Woodpecker's prey
- Small workers
- Industrious ones
- Industrious little creatures
- Farm animals?
- Barbecue buttinskies
- Workers of the soil
- Tiny workers on a farm?
- Tiny pantry pests
- They head for the hills
- Sugar bowl invaders
- Social pests
- Queen's offspring
- Kitchen invaders
- Household invaders
- Colonizing insects
- Busy insects
- Aardvark's snacks
- "Fire" bugs
- "A Bug's Life" bugs
- Workers with antennae
- Workers in a colony
- Word with red or army
- Warmongering bugs
- Tiny pantry invaders
- Soil aerators
- Snack for an aardvark
- Six-legged soldiers
- Nest builders
- Home invaders, at times
- Flicker food
- Creatures in colonies
- Cookout crashers
- Carpenters, e.g
- Aardvark entree
- Uninvited picnic guests
- Underground workers
- Tunneling insects
- Tiny hill builders
- Tiny creatures
- They sometimes raid the kitchen
- Summer pests
- Social workers
- Six-legged pests that can spoil your picnic
- Nonhuman carpenters
- Minute invaders
- Insects on farms
- Hard-working six-footers?
- Farm insects
- Farm creatures
- Dave Matthews "Marching" band?
- Dave Matthews "___ Marching"
- Cupboard invaders
- Crawling colonists
- Colony builders
- Carpenter, army and fire insects
- Busy crawlers
- Amazon and red
- Adam and the ___
- Aardvark meal
- Workers on a hill
- Worker and harvester
- What people look like from a plane?
- Wee colonists
- Unwelcome guests
- Unwanted workers
- Underground diggers
- Tunnel creators
- Tree line?
- Tiny marchers
- Tiny kitchen visitors
- Tidbits for an aardvark
- They live in a hill
- Tamandua's diet
- Sugar bowl fans
- Subterranean soldiers
- Some social workers
- Some insects
- Some harvesters
- Some farm dwellers
- Some are carpenters
- Social crawlers
- Small hill builders
- Small army?
- Six-legged army members
- Single-file travelers, at times
- Sidewalk-seam home builders
- Queen's retinue, perhaps
- Picnic-invading insects
- Picnic insects
- Picnic infestation
- Pests in a pantry
- Pantry crawlers
- Pangolin's lunch
- Pangolin treats
- Mound-building insects
- Minuscule marchers
- Miniature marchers
- Mini marchers
- Meal for an aardvark
- Marching insects
- Little industrialists?
- Line on a Venus fact sheet
- Leavers of pheromone trails
- Kitchen-invading insects
- Kitchen raiders
- Kitchen nuisance
- Kitchen crawlers
- Insects with a carpenter variety
- Insects that can become "zombies" via different fungi
- Insects that build hills
- Insects in a colony
- Industrious little critters
- Industrious colonists
Wiktionary
n. (plural of ant English)
Wikipedia
Ants is an Estonian masculine given name and may refer to:
- Ants Antson (born 1938), Estonian speed skater and Olympic medalist
- Ants Eskola (1908–1989), Estonian actor and singer
- Ants Laaneots (born 1948), Estonian military general, former Commander-in-Chief of the Estonian Defence Forces
- Ants Laikmaa (1866-1942), Estonian painter
- Ants Lauter (1894-1973), Estonian actor, theatre director and pedagogue
- Ants Nuut, Estonian trombonist, vocalist and tuba player for the rock band Apelsin
- Ants Oras (1900-1982), Estonian translator and writer
- Ants Piip (1884–1942), Estonian lawyer, diplomat and politician
- Ants Taul (born 1950), Estonian musician and instrument-maker
Usage examples of "ants".
But it was on the wrong side, back toward the ants, and he thought he should just rush past or maybe sneak by or maybe leap over the opposite wall.
ants still, more ants still in columns and rows and marching and they saw him and turned toward him, so many seeing and turning at once like they knew him personally and expected and as they burst through the gap he was past it with powered kick and stride.
The ants were swarming over the others, the dead and dying warriors, his fellows, his humans, being peeled open and apart by too many claws and pincers and mandibles snapping, plassteel shredding and no one getting a chance to fire enough to stop the peeling, shredding, swarming mandibles with globular eyes.
He threw another blazebomb into the ranks and it blew as he crouched, ants flying everywhere but still more and more from the cube in the sand, globular eyes, and he aimed more carefully and missed too much adrenalin but the next bomb flew true with a slight arcing trajectory only meters above their heads and down into them and right into the mouth of the cube, right on the upward sloping ramp, and blew just right.
He struck out wildly, shoving at die sand, trying desperately to keep from being buried, from disappearing beneath it forever, trapped and held by Banshee herself, fop her children the ants and more sand fell on him and around him and the ground trembled with a terrible sense of fragility and then it was over.
Because of clever positioning, the ants in the front ranks were clearly visible long before they reached the trenches.
But by then all was a mass of warfare and death and smoke and blistered ants and ruptured plassteel and some officer got smart and called for troops to move back and dig in at another spot.
He supposed that it might very well be composed of the same sort of material used to make the ants themselves.
He wondered if the same pattern would hold true for these ants, these three-meter tall ants.
Felix watched some two thousand ants boiling throughout the maze almost underneath him and thought about idiot officers and running away.
The bodies of the ants began to pile up and for a fleeting instant, Felix thought that they would get them all by killing the handful that could squeeze through effectively.
And then another and then there was a single line of scurrying, swarming ants coming at the barricade.
The blazerfire scorched the air over his head, slicing the relative handful of ants around him that had gotten through.
Walls of ants choking against the barricades, a seemingly endless supply.
If they could get everyone up there, the ants would be forced to bunch together to attack them.