Crossword Clue: Gnat or rat, e.g.
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- ___ control (exterminator's concern)
- ___ control (Orkin's business)
- ___ control
- ___ donna
- Annoyance, like a little brother or a gnat
- Annoyance
- Annoyer
- Annoying bug or annoying person
- Annoying little thing
- Annoying one
- Annoying person or bug
- Annoying person
- Annoying sort
- Annoying thing
- Annoying type
- Ant at a picnic, e.g.
- Ant e.g.
- Ant, maybe
- Ant or mosquito
- Ant, to a picnicker
- Aphid, e.g.
- Aphid, for one
- Aphid or boll weevil
- Aphid, to a fruit tree
- Aphid, to a gardener
- Aphid, to a rose
- Bedbug, e.g.
- Apt rhyme for "infest"
- Apt rhyme of "infest"
- Arborist's concern
- Adamant ant?
- Black Flag or d-CON target
- Black Flag target
- Boll weevil, for one
- Boll weevil, to a cotton farmer
- Bane
- Bore
- Bother
- Botherer
- Bothersome annoyance
- Bothersome bug
- Bothersome individual
- Bothersome insect
- Bothersome kid
- Bothersome one
- Bothersome person
- Bothersome sort
- Bothersome type
- DDT target.
- DDT target
- Irk-aholic?
- Irking insect
- Irksome creature
- Irksome fellow
- Irksome individual
- Irksome insect
- Irksome one
- Irksome person
- Irksome sort
- Irksome type
- Brat or bug, e.g.
- Brat
- Irritant
- Irritating one
- Irritating person who won't go away
- Irritating sort
- Fruit fly or gnat
- Dennis, for one
- Dennis the Menace, for one
- Dennis the Menace, to Mr. Wilson
- Dennis, to Mr. Wilson
- Fumigation target
- It gets on one's nerves
- Gadfly, e.g.
- Gadfly or aphid
- Gadfly
- Constant interrupter
- Destructive insect
- Housefly, for example
- Garden headache
- Garden interloper
- Gardening column subject
- Bug bomb target
- Bug bomb victim
- Bug or brat
- Bug spray target
- Bug you want to swat
- Bugging bug
- Child with a new drum.
- Hanger-on, maybe
- Hanger-on
- Genuine nuisance
- Buttinsky, e.g.
- Buttinsky
- Buttonholer
- Buzzy one
- Flea, e.g.
- Flea or fly
- Flea or tick, to a dog
- Flea or tick
- Fly, e.g.
- Fly, for example
- Fly, for one
- Fly in the face of someone?
- Fly or gnat, often
- Fly, perhaps
- Importuner for one
- Crop-dusting target
- Crop-invading insect
- Crop threat
- Gnat, e.g.
- Gnat, for example
- Gnat, for one
- Gnat or brat, for example
- Gnat or brat
- Gnat or rat, e.g.
- Gnat or rat
- Gnat, rat or brat
- Heckler, e.g.
- Heckler or lapel grabber
- Cockroach, e.g.
- Cockroach or termite
- Cockroach, termite, or rat
- Exterminator's concern
- Exterminator's quarry
- Exterminator's target
- Exterminator's victim
- Cutworm, e.g.
- D-Con target
- Infernal nuisance
- Insecticide victim
- Sticky one
- Mosquito, e.g.
- Mosquito, for example
- Mosquito, for one
- Mosquito, gnat or fly
- Mosquito or fly
- Mosquito or gnat
- Mosquito or mole, e.g.
- Orkin agent's quarry
- Orkin target
- Orkin victim
- Varmint
- Kibitzer, at times
- Kibitzer, e.g.
- Mouse, e.g.
- Kid brother, at times
- Kid brother, perhaps
- Kid brother, stereotypically
- Kid sister to boy of 17
- Roach or termite
- Roach, spider, or termite, to a homeowner
- Nudge
- Nudnick
- Nudnik
- Nuisance
- Vermin
- Robocaller, e.g.
- Kind of control
- Plague
- Vexation
- Vexatious one
- Vexatious sort
- Vexing one
- Objectionable one
- Obnoxious one
- Obnoxious person
- Sheep ked, e.g.
- Pain in the ass
- Pain in the butt
- Pain-in-the-neck
- Pain in the neck
- Pain in the rear
- Pain in the you-know-what, e.g.
- Pain in the you-know-what
- Pain of a sort
- Pain, so to speak
- Pantry ant, e.g.
- "Shoo!" addressee
- Royal pain
- Nag, e.g.
- Nag
- Raid target
- Raid victim
- Troublesome insect
- Troublesome person
- Little annoyance
- Little brother, maybe
- Little brother, often
- Little brother or spammer, to some
- Little brother, stereotypically
- Little brother, to an older sibling, say
- "Ramona the ___" (Beverly Cleary book)
- Little noodge
- Little sibling, often
- Little sibling, perhaps
- Rat or roach
- Lapel clutcher
- Lapel grabber
- Locust, for one
- Real annoyance
- Real pain
- Real pill
- One getting shooed
- Nettlesome one
- Midge or aphid
- Midge or mosquito
- Recurring pain?
- One to get rid of
- One told to leave, maybe
- One who annoys
- Persistent annoyer
- Mixed-up PETS?
- Persistent inconvenience
- No-see-um, e.g.
- Mole, e.g.
- Mole or mosquito
- Mole or mouse
- Mole, to a gardener
- Mole, to a suburbanite
- Mole, to suburbanites
- Noodge or nudnik
- Noodge
- Source of annoyance
- Source of exasperation
- Trying type
- Source of vexation
- Space invader?
- Spammer, for one
- Significant nuisance
- Weevil, for one
- Sauce whose name is Italian for "pounded"
- Thing getting on one's nerves
- Thing on your nerves
- Sitter's challenge
- Thorn in one's side
- Under-one's-skin type
- Tick, e.g.
- Yapping dog, e.g.
- Yappy dog, e.g.
- Target of a homeowner's trap
- Target of DDT.
- Slug, e.g.
- Slug, say
- Slug, to a gardener
- Starling, e.g.
- Unrelenting annoyance
- Unwanted visitor
- Unwelcome garden visitor
- Unwelcome greenhouse guest
- Unwelcome guest
- Unwelcome one
- Teaser
- Tiresome one
- Telemarketer, perhaps
- Telemarketer, to many
- Younger brother, say
- Steady annoyance
- Termite, e.g.
- Termite or cockroach, for example
- Termite or gnat
Recent Usage of Gnat or rat, e.g. in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post Sunday Magazine - Dec. 22, 2019
