Crossword clues for tsetses
tsetses
- Frightful flies
- Flies across the Atlantic?
- African dangers
- African bloodsucking flies
- Threatening flies
- Sub-Saharan pests
- Some safari biters
- Sickness carriers
- Scourges of Africa
- Scary African flies
- Pests on lions
- Little bloodsuckers
- Kalahari menaces
- Insects with prominent proboscises
- Houseflies' dangerous kin
- Harmful African winged carriers
- Flying African bloodsuckers
- Flies through the middle of Africa?
- Flies that carry sleeping sickness
- Flies that are way more than just annoying
- Flies over Africa
- Flies of Botswana
- Flies across Africa?
- Fearsome flies
- Feared winged things
- Equatorial pests
- Deadly flies
- Dangerous fliers
- Botswana flies
- African insects
- African flies that bite
- African flies (SESTETS anagram)
- African disease spreaders
- African menaces
- Flies over the equator?
- Cousins of houseflies
- Lion tormentors
- Dangerous flies
- African pests
- African carriers
- Flies over the Nile
- Sleeping sickness carriers
- Flies over Africa?
- 6-Down in sub-Saharan Africa
- Ones reliant on the local blood supply
- Trypanosomiasis transmitters
- Sub-Saharan tormentors
- Frightful little suckers
- Flies across sub-Saharan Africa?
- Redundant flies?
- Disease-carrying flies
- Jungle menaces
- Glossinidae members
- Nagana carriers
- Feared flies
- Dangerous African flies
- Deadly African flies
- Ugandan pests
- Nagana transmitters
- African flies
- Dangerous biters
- Worrisome buzzers
- Dreaded African flies
- Bloodsucking flies
- African bloodsuckers
- Harmful flies
Wiktionary
tsetses
n. (plural of tsetse English)
Usage examples of "tsetses".
Bruce held dying monkeys across their flanks, and let harmless tsetses, bred in the laboratory, feed on the monkey and then on the buck.
How melancholy and lean have been the years, since then, for that murderous tick whose proper name is Boophius bovis, and you may be sure that since those searchings of David Bruce, the tsetses have had to bootleg for the blood of black natives and white hunters, and missionaries.