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ants
  • - Picnic interlopers
  • - Pangolin's meal
  • - Minute invaders
  • - Irritants at a picnic
  • - Cupboard invaders
  • - Aardvark's delight
  • - ...... in the Pants (children's game)
  • - Unwelcome visitors to one's home
  • - Tiny soldiers
  • - Tiny marchers
  • - Tiny kitchen visitors
  • - Tamandua's diet
  • - Queen's retinue, perhaps
  • - Picnic-invading insects
  • - Picnic insects
  • - Picnic infestation
  • - Picnic guests
  • - Numbat's tidbits
  • - Home invaders
  • - Entomologist's specimens, perhaps
  • - Echidna's meal
  • - Echidna's edibles
  • - Echidna's diet
  • - Bugs in "A Bug's Life"
  • - Barbecue invaders
  • - Aardvark's victims
  • - Aardvark's dinner
  • - "A Bug's Life" colony
  • - "A Bug's Life" colonists
  • - Unwanted picnic visitors
  • - Uninvited picnic arrivals
  • - Tiny, six-legged pests
  • - Tiny workers on a farm?
  • - Tiny workers of the soil
  • - Tiny tunneling insects
  • - Tiny tunnel builders
  • - Tiny scurriers
  • - Tiny picnic invaders
  • - Tiny party crashers
  • - Tiny pantry bugs
  • - Tiny household pests
  • - Tiny household invaders
  • - Tiny farm workers
  • - Tiny farm dwellers
  • - Tiny earthmovers
  • - Tiny colony laborers
  • - Tiny carpenters
  • - Tiny builders of hills
  • - Tiny army members
  • - Tiny army marchers
  • - Stereotypical picnic crashers
  • - Some home invaders
  • - Small home invaders
  • - Six-legged pests that can spoil your picnic
  • - Six-footers at a picnic
  • - Rebukers of Aesop's grasshopper
  • - Queen's colony?
  • - Picnic's tiny invaders
  • - Picnic-ruining insects
  • - Picnic-invading pests
  • - Picnic-crashing bugs
  • - Picnic ruiners
  • - Picnic raiders
  • - Picnic plaguers
  • - Picnic hazard
  • - Picnic critters
  • - Picnic buttinskies
  • - Picnic annoyances
  • - Pests in one's house
  • - Pangolin's feast
  • - Offspring of tiny queens
  • - Myrmecology's study
  • - Myrmecologist's subjects
  • - Myrmecologist's specimens
  • - Members of a colony's caste
  • - Many "A Bug's Life" extras
  • - Line at a picnic?
  • - Line at a picnic, maybe
  • - Kitchen-space invaders
  • - Invaders of pantries
  • - Insects that might interrupt your picnic
  • - Insects that invade picnics
  • - Insects that build tiny hills
  • - Insects in the movie "A Bug's Life"
  • - Having them in one's pants causes fidgeting
  • - H. G. Wells's "Empire of the ......"
  • - Galactic Cowboys song about tiny insects?
  • - Echidna's snacks
  • - Echidna's lunch
  • - Small colonists
  • - Six-legged pests
  • - Pesticide targets, at times
  • - Ones making pantry raids?
  • - Nonhuman carpenters
  • - Leaf cutters
  • - Julian Huxley book
  • - Insects on farms
  • - Hard-working six-footers?
  • - Farm insects
  • - Dave Matthews "Marching" band?
  • - Dave Matthews "...... Marching"
  • - Dance if they're in your pants
  • - Creatures with tunnel vision?
  • - Creatures in colonies
  • - Crawling colonists
  • - Colony builders
  • - Carpenter, army and fire
  • - Carpenter insects
  • - Bugs in lines
  • - Amazon and red
  • - Adam and the ......
  • - Aardvark meal
  • - "Them" creatures
  • - Working colonists
  • - Workers on a hill
  • - Worker and harvester
  • - What people look like from a plane?
  • - Wee colonists
  • - Tunneling insects
  • - Tree line?
  • - Tidbits for an aardvark
  • - They live in a hill
  • - Them, in "Them!"
  • - Sugar bowl fans
  • - Subterranean soldiers
  • - Some social workers
  • - Some marching groups
  • - Some harvesters
  • - Some farm dwellers
  • - Soldiers and carpenters, e.g.
  • - Social crawlers
  • - Small hill builders
  • - Small army?
  • - Six-legged scurriers
  • - Six-legged army members
  • - Six-footers that even short people tower over?
  • - Sidewalk-seam home builders
  • - Queen and workers
  • - Pests in a pantry
  • - Pests at picnics
  • - Pants' contents, occasionally
  • - Pantry problem
  • - Pantry crawlers
  • - Pangolin treats
  • - Mound-building insects
  • - Minuscule marchers
  • - Miniature marchers
  • - Mini marchers
  • - Meal for an aardvark
  • - Little industrialists?
  • - Line on a Venus fact sheet
  • - Leavers of pheromone trails
  • - Kitchen-invading insects
  • - Kitchen raiders
  • - Kitchen nuisance
  • - Kitchen crawlers
  • - Intruders in the dust
  • - Insects that can become "zombies" via different fungi
  • - Insects that build hills
  • - Insects in a colony
  • - Industrious little critters
  • - Industrious colonists
  • - Hobby-farm workers
  • - Hobby-farm critters
  • - Hill inhabitants
  • - Hill denizens
  • - Gorillaz "Empire ......"
  • - Fumigation targets, perhaps
  • - Formicary occupants
  • - Formicary horde
  • - Emmets, e.g.
  • - Emmets
  • - Echidna food
  • - Cookout annoyance
  • - Carpenters, harvesters and soldiers
  • - Carpenters and harvesters, e.g.
  • - Carpenter and soldier
  • - Busy creatures
  • - Busy bugs
  • - Bugs who frequent hills
  • - Bugs in colonies
  • - Black or red insects
  • - Barbecue crashers
  • - Army and others
  • - Aphid herders
  • - Aardvarks' fare
  • - Aardvarks eat them
  • - Aardvark morsels
  • - A colony of ........
  • - "Them!" things
  • - "Them!" bugs
  • - "Carpenter" crawlers
  • - Workers on the hill
  • - Workers in kitchens, perhaps
  • - Workers in colonies
  • - Who was "Marching," to Dave Matthews
  • - White ...... (termites)
  • - 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
  • - Velvet and army followers
  • - Upsetting pantry presence
  • - Unwelcome houseguests
  • - Unwelcome dining discovery
  • - Unwelcome diners
  • - Unwanted pantry visitors
  • - Unsavory kitchen cluster
  • - Unpaid workers?
  • - Underground colonists
  • - Tunnel-creating insects
  • - Tunnel-building group
  • - Trousers' occupants?
  • - Trail near a hill?
  • - Threat in "The Naked Jungle," 1954
  • - Things with antennas
  • - They're sometimes seen in columns
  • - They're seen in columns
  • - They're on the mound
  • - They work on a hill
  • - They take to the hills
  • - They might emerge on hilltops
  • - 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
  • - They aerate the soil
  • - Them subject
  • - Them menace
  • - The "them" in the sci-fi movie "Them!"
  • - Termites' kin
  • - Termites, white ...
  • - Termites
  • - Teeny colonizers
  • - Tasty treats for aardvarks
  • - Symbols of hard work
  • - Swarm around a hill
  • - Supermarket chain to avoid?
  • - Sugar swarmers
  • - Sugar lovers
  • - Sugar bowl lovers
  • - Sugar bowl entrants?
  • - Successor to Man, per science fictionists.
  • - Stone Temple Pilots might have an "Army" of them
  • - Stone Temple Pilots "Army ......"
  • - Sources of formic acid
  • - Source for escamoles in Mexican cuisine
  • - Some weavers
  • - Some six-legged queens
  • - Some queens, e.g.
  • - Some of the hymenopterans
  • - Some marching bands
  • - Some marchers
  • - Some farm residents
  • - Some colonizers
  • - Some colonists or hill dwellers
  • - Some bird food
  • - Some are queens
  • - Some "giants" in "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids"
  • - Soldiers or carpenters, take your pick
  • - Soldiers and slaves, e.g.
  • - Soldier and carpenter
  • - Socially organized insects
  • - Social bugs
  • - Small six-footers
  • - Small marching band?
  • - Six-legged slaves
  • - Six-legged marchers
  • - Six-legged kitchen pests
  • - Six-legged carpenters
  • - Six-footers on hills
  • - Six-footers on a hill
  • - Six-foot soldiers?
  • - Six-foot army
  • - Single-file marchers
  • - Silent army
  • - Short six-footers?
  • - Segmented army
  • - Scurriers
  • - Ruiners of some picnics
  • - Residents of some farms
  • - Relatives of termites
  • - Red army members?
  • - Raisins on a celery "log"
  • - Raid targets, maybe
  • - Queen and her servants, maybe
  • - Prey for aardvarks
  • - Porch raiders
  • - Pitcher plants eat them
  • - Pismires and others
  • - Pests in a line
  • - Pesticide targets
  • - People, seemingly, from a skyscraper
  • - People seen from skyscrapers?
  • - Pantry-invading bugs
  • - Pantry visitors
  • - Pantry pillagers
  • - Outdoor party crashers
  • - Organized insects
  • - Opposite of syns.
  • - Ones putting out feelers
  • - Ones heading for the hills?
  • - Noted tunnelers
  • - Nosh for an aardvark
  • - Non-bird nesters
  • - Nest inhabitants
  • - Myrmecology focus
  • - Myrmecologists' study
  • - Moving line on the ground, maybe
  • - Moving line on a tree trunk
  • - Mound builders
  • - Minute monarchists
  • - Minute hill dwellers
  • - Minute colonists
  • - Miniature workers
  • - Micraners, e.g.
  • - Metaphorical restlessness
  • - Members of some armies
  • - Meal for an echidna
  • - Mastodon "March of the Fire ......"
  • - Marching insects
  • - Marchers in single file
  • - March participants?
  • - Lunch for aardvarks
  • - Little subway makers
  • - Little diggers
  • - Little colonists
  • - Little builders
  • - Lines in the sand, perhaps
  • - Line at a food stand?
  • - Leaf carriers
  • - Kitchen-crashing crawlers
  • - Kitchen workers?
  • - Kitchen visitors
  • - Kitchen trap targets
  • - Kitchen intruders
  • - Keleps, e.g.
  • - Keleps
  • - Ironically, they live on every continent except Antarctica
  • - Intruders in the pantry
  • - Insects with "fire," "red," and "carpenter" varieties
  • - Insects that ruin picnics
  • - Insects that might raid a pantry
  • - Insects that may form rafts
  • - Insects that live in colonies or farms
  • - Insects that live in colonies and build hills
  • - Insects on hills
  • - Insects not found in Antarctica
  • - Insects in hobby farms
  • - Insects in formicaries
  • - Insects in a gel farm
  • - Insects eaten by aardvarks
  • - Insect fogger target
  • - Industrious workers
  • - Industrious tunnel-makers
  • - Industrious six-footers?
  • - Industrious little marchers
  • - Industrialists of a sort
  • - Idiomatic pants inhabitants
  • - Honeydew lovers
  • - Hobby-farm dwellers
  • - Hobby farm scurriers
  • - Hill-building creatures
  • - Hill creators
  • - Hill crawlers
  • - Hill builders down low
  • - Hill bugs
  • - Harvesters, e.g.
  • - Hard-working colonizers
  • - Greenland lacks them
  • - Giant bugs in "Them!"
  • - Garden soldiers
  • - Garden party intruders
  • - Frequent visitors to the mound
  • - Formicide victims
  • - Formicary inhabitants
  • - Formicary group
  • - Formicary creatures
  • - Formicarians
  • - Formic-acid sources
  • - Formic acid producers
  • - Followers of some queens
  • - Fire, red and black insects
  • - Fire, army and others
  • - Fire insects
  • - Fire ...... (insects with a painful sting)
  • - Farm swarm
  • - Farm dwellers, at times
  • - Farm crawlers
  • - Exterminators rid your kitchen of these
  • - Exemplars of industriousness
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