Crossword clues for toads
toads
- Frog relatives
- Creek croakers
- Adult tadpoles
- Warty hoppers
- They have wet sprockets?
- Terrarium creatures
- Tailless creatures
- Some witches' familiars
- Some former polliwogs
- Insect eaters
- Horned hoppers
- Historic New Haven, CT venue ___ Place
- Hateful ones
- Frogs' cousins
- Frog's cousins
- Bumpy-skinned critters
- Bumpy amphibians
- Amphibious hoppers
- What Lita Ford was "Smokin"
- Warty-skinned critters
- Warty ones
- Wart causers?
- Untamed leapers
- Tree and horned
- Tongue-flicking critters
- They only become princes in fairy tales
- Terrarium hoppers
- Terrarium amphibians
- Tadpoles, in time
- Swamp hoppers
- Sticky-tongued amphibians
- Squat amphibians
- Some pond creatures
- Some Okefenokee fauna
- Princely hoppers?
- Potential princes?
- Onetime tadpoles
- Mr. ___ Wild Ride (Disneyland attraction)
- Lita Ford "Smokin' ___"
- Hoppy amphibians
- Hop and tree
- Hibernating creatures
- Heron prey
- Grown-up polliwogs
- Future Prince Charmings?
- Frog-like animals
- Fly-catching croakers
- Disgusting ones
- Detestable ones
- Critters sometimes licked to get high (it doesn't work, trust...my friend)
- Bumpy-skinned creatures
- Bumpy-skinned amphibians
- Bufotoxin producers
- Bufonophobe's fear
- A knot of ______
- A group of them is called a knot
- "Horned" creatures
- Loathsome individuals
- Natterjacks, e.g
- Tailless hoppers
- Horned critters
- Little hoppers
- Hoppers
- Creatures said to cause warts
- Warty jumpers
- Witches' familiars, often
- Ones making amphibious landings?
- Relatives of frogs
- Herd : buffalo :: knot : ___
- Pod : whales :: knot : ___
- Some hibernators
- Ones with warts and all?
- Witches' brew ingredients
- Pride : lions :: knot : ___
- Garden amphibians
- Frogs' kin
- Loathsome people
- Certain amphibians
- Despicable people
- Spadefoots or bufos
- Horned creatures
- _____-eye (tinstone)
- Kermit's cousins
- Ugly ones
- Bufos, sPAdefoots, e.g
- Bufos, sPAdefoots, e.g.
- Tailless amphibians
- Amphibians that have warts
- Disagreeable ones
- Some amphibians
- ___-mouth (snapdragon)
- Closed trailers bring hoppers
- Warty creatures
- Pond critters
- Warty amphibians
- Contemptible ones
- Fly catchers?
- Some tadpoles, eventually
- Marsh croakers
- Despicable ones
- Pond denizens
- Frog cousins
- Contemptible sorts
- Prince Charming wannabes
- Pond hoppers
- Loathsome ones
- Frogs' relatives
- Warty pond denizens
- They probably look before they leap
- Some are horned
- Small hoppers
- Princes in disguise?
- Pond croakers
- Natterjack, e.g
Wiktionary
n. (plural of toad English)
Usage examples of "toads".
I had an odd and disturbing mental picture of her in a circle of menacing red toads, while I, the one man in the universe now permanently immune, stayed as far away as possible.
Both insisted that I stay out of their lab and leave the crating of the Toxic Toads entirely to them.
Of course, I understood how important it was to get the toads to their destination alive and in good condition.
The few accounts I had read at home had concentrated on the toads and the work of Dr.
Or might they even have worked out some local method of dealing with the toads themselves?
Most of our luggage, including the carefully packed cages of toads, had gone ahead on a freight shuttle.
But it would be dreadful if we arrived on Thursday and all the toads were dead!
But as the toads hit the ground, they began to jump and hop and all in my direction!
And as I ran, with the toads right behind me, I heard the cackle of insane laughter from the old women.
All the time I knew that the toads were right behind us, a crimson wave of leaping, rushing horror.
I swung around to slam shut the postern gate, but the toads were coming in under it.
While a regular torrent of red Toxic Toads hopped through the open gate.
As I turned toward the stairway up which we had come, the first toads appeared.
My spirits rose and I told myself that any minor mishap, such as dropping a box of toads, would quickly be forgotten in view of this scientific triumph.
We have reared a large number of male toads and then made them sterile by radiation.