Crossword Clue: Stinging insects
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- ___ in the Pants (children's game)
- "___ Marching" (Dave Matthews Band song)
- "___ Marching" DMB
- ___ on a log (healthy snack)
- Barbecue buttinskies
- Barbecue buttinskis
- Barbecue crashers
- Barbecue invaders
- Barbecue pests
- "A Bug's Life" bugs
- "A Bug's Life" cast members
- "A Bug's Life" characters
- "A Bug's Life" colonists
- "A Bug's Life" colony
- "A Bug's Life" heroes
- "B.C." insects
- A colony of ____
- Antarctica is devoid of these
- Antenna holders
- Antenna users
- Aphid farmers
- Aphid herders
- Aard-vark's lunch
- Aardvark delicacies
- Aardvark diet
- Aardvark entree
- Aardvark fare
- Aardvark food
- Aardvark meal
- Aardvark morsels
- Aardvark snacks
- Aardvark treats
- Aardvark's delight
- Aardvark's diet
- Aardvark's dinner
- Aardvarks eat them
- Aardvark's eats
- Aardvark's entree
- Aardvark's entrees
- Aardvark's fare
- Aardvarks' fare
- Aardvarks' food
- Aardvark's lunch
- Aardvark's meal
- Aardvark's meals
- Aardvarks' morsels
- Aardvark's prey
- Aardvark's snack
- Aardvark's snacks
- Aardvarks' snacks
- Aardvarks' tidbits
- Aardvark's victims
- About 12,000 insect species
- Armadillo meal
- Army and fire insects
- Army and others
- Army bugs?
- Army in the field?
- Army insects
- Army members?
- Army members
- Army members who may be killed if they enter a private home
- Adam and carpenter
- Adam and the ___
- Adam Ant's band
- Black and Red
- Black or red insects
- "All the little __ are marching" Dave Matthews
- "All the little ___ are marching"
- Book by Julian Huxley
- Amazon ___
- Amazon and red
- Hill bugs
- Hill builders.
- Hill builders down low
- Borax victims
- Hill builders
- Hill-building bugs
- Hill-building creatures
- Hill-building insects
- Hill crawlers
- Hill creators
- Hill denizens
- Hill dwellers?
- Hill-dwellers
- Hill dwellers.
- Hill dwellers
- Hill group
- Hill inhabitants
- Hill insects
- Hill makers
- Hill residents
- Hill workers
- Dave Matthews "___ Marching"
- Dave Matthews "Marching" band?
- Dwellers in a tiny farm
- Dwellers in formicaries
- Dwellers under tiny hills
- Intruders in the dust
- Intruders in the pantry
- Invaders of pantries
- "Farm" animals
- Farm animals?
- Farm crawlers
- Farm creatures
- Farm critters
- Farm dwellers
- Farm dwellers, at times
- "Farm" dwellers
- Farm insects
- Hobby farm animals
- Hobby farm bugs
- Hobby-farm bugs
- Hobby-farm critters
- Hobby farm denizens
- Hobby farm dwellers
- Hobby-farm dwellers
- Hobby farm scurriers
- Hobby-farm workers
- Farm swarm
- Farm workers
- Farm workers?
- Communal insects
- Certain colonists
- Frequent visitors to the mound
- Certain farm population
- Certain farm residents
- Certain hill dwellers
- Ironically, they live on every continent except Antarctica
- Earthmovers of a kind
- Irritants at a picnic
- Certain nest builders
- Complex insects
- Home invaders, at times
- Home invaders
- Certain soldiers
- Certain tunnelers
- Certain workers
- Echidna fare
- Echidna food
- Echidna morsels
- Echidna prey
- Echidna's diet
- Echidna's edibles
- Echidna's lunch
- Echidna's meal
- Echidna's snacks
- Bridge-forming insects
- Denizens of a formicary
- Honeydew lovers
- Fumigation targets, perhaps
- Galactic Cowboys song about tiny insects?
- Construction workers, of a sort
- H. G. Wells's "Empire of the ___"
- Household invaders
- Household pests
- Garden party crashers
- Garden party intruders
- Garden soldiers
- Emmets, e.g.
- Emmets
- Cookout annoyance
- Cookout crashers
- Cookout inconveniences
- Bugs eaten by echidnas
- Bugs in "A Bug's Life"
- Bugs in an army
- Bugs in colonies
- Bugs in lines
- Bugs on a hill
- Bugs that are attracted to sugar
- Bugs that might invade a cupboard
- Bugs who frequent hills
- Fire __
- Fire ___ (insects with a painful sting)
- Fire, army and others
- "Fire" brigade?
- Fire bugs?
- Fire bugs
- "Fire" bugs
- "Fire" crawlers
- Fire insects
- Fire, red and black insects
- Diligent workers
- Chocolate-covered morsels
- Hard-working colonizers
- Hard-working six-footers?
- Hymenopterous insects
- Busy bodies
- Busy bugs
- Busy builders
- Busy colony
- Busy crawlers
- Busy crawling insects
- Busy creatures
- Busy insects
- Busy little insects
- Busy ones
- Hardworking colonists
- Disciplined pests
- Harvesters, e.g.
- Have ___ in one's pants (be fidgety)
- Entomologist's specimens, perhaps
- Idiomatic pants inhabitants
- Giant bugs in ''Them!''
- DMB "___ Marching"
- Giants in the 1954 horror film "Them!"
- Having them in one's pants causes fidgeting
- Flicker food
- Crawlers.
- Crawling carpenters
- Crawling colonists
- Crawling colony insects
- Crawling insects
- Creatures featured in Dali's "The Persistence of Memory"
- Creatures in colonies
- Creatures in "Them!"
- Creatures infesting the proverbial dancer's pants
- Creatures that can carry fifty times their body weight
- Creatures used to test theories of kin selection
- Creatures with tunnel vision?
- Creeping colonists
- Critters on a hill
- Followers of some queens
- Crumb carriers
- Crumb-carrying insects
- Crumb-toting colonists
- Food for an aardvark
- Food for flickers
- Food for woodpeckers
- Exemplars of industriousness
- Exemplars of industry
- Dorm room pests
- Dot and Flik, in "A Bug's Life"
- Cupboard invaders
- Carpenter ___ (insects that chew wood)
- Carpenter and army
- Carpenter and harvester
- Carpenter and red
- Carpenter and soldier
- Carpenter, army and fire insects
- Carpenter, army and fire
- "Carpenter" crawlers
- Carpenter insects
- Carpenters and harvesters, e.g.
- Carpenters and harvesters
- Carpenters, e.g.
- Carpenters, harvesters and soldiers
- Carpenters leafcutters etc.
- Carpenters or reds, e.g.
- Carpenters seen round a house
- Carpenters with small jobs?
- Exterminators rid your kitchen of these
- Exterminator's targets
- Industrialists of a sort
- Industrious colonists
- Industrious insects
- Industrious little creatures
- Industrious little critters
- Industrious little marchers
- Industrious ones
- Industrious six-footers
- Industrious six-footers?
- Industrious tunnel-makers
- Industrious workers
- Julian Huxley book
- Colonial bugs
- Colonial group
- "Colonial" workers
- Colonial workers
- Colonists
- Colonists active in many countries
- Colonists united under a queen
- Colonizers across the globe
- Colonizing insects
- Colony builders
- Colony crawlers
- Colony creatures
- Colony critters
- Colony dwellers
- Colony insects.
- Colony insects
- Colony members
- Colony of carpenters?
- Colony workers
- Gorillaz "Empire ___"
- Inhabitants of a myrmecologist's farm
- Formic acid producers
- Formic-acid sources
- Formic acid sources
- Formicarians
- Formicary creatures
- Formicary denizens
- Formicary dwellers
- Formicary group
- Formicary horde
- Formicary inhabitants
- Formicary occupants
- Formicary residents
- Formicidae
- Formicide victims
- Dance if they're in your pants
- Drones, maybe
- Insect fogger target
- Insects
- Insects eaten by aardvarks
- Insects eaten by echidnas
- Insects in a colony
- Insects in a gel farm
- Insects in a line
- Insects in armies
- Insects in colonies
- Insects in formicaries
- Insects in hobby farms
- Insects in the movie "A Bug's Life"
- Insects known for their strength
- Insects not found in Antarctica
- Insects on farms
- Insects on hills
- Insects that build hills
- Insects that build tiny hills
- Insects that can become "zombies" via different fungi
- Insects that invade picnics
- Insects that live in colonies and build hills
- Insects that live in colonies or farms
- Insects that may form rafts
- Insects that might interrupt your picnic
- Insects that might raid a pantry
- Insects that ruin picnics
- Insects with a carpenter variety
- Insects with "fire," "red," and "carpenter" varieties
- Organized insects
- Stinging insects
- Soil aerators
- Orkin targets
- Servants of queens
- Soldier and carpenter
- Pismires and others
- Pismires
- Soldiers and carpenters, e.g.
- Soldiers and slaves, e.g.
- Soldiers of a sort
- Soldiers or carpenters, take your pick
- Keleps, e.g.
- Keleps
- Pitcher plants eat them
- Stone Temple Pilots "Army ___"
- Stone Temple Pilots might have an "Army" of them
- Noted tunnelers
- Some are carpenters
- Some are queens
- Many "A Bug's Life" extras
- Mound builders
- Mound-building insects
- Some bird food
- Some carpenters
- Some caste members
- Some colonists or hill dwellers
- Some colonists
- Some colonizers
- Velvet and army followers
- White ___ (termites)
- White ___
- Outdoor party crashers
- Nuisances in a trash bin
- Numbat's tidbits
- Some farm dwellers
- Some farm residents
- Some "giants" in "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids"
- Some harvesters
- Some home invaders
- Some insects
- March participants?
- Who was "Marching," to Dave Matthews
- Marchers in single file
- Marching band?
- Marching insects
- "Marching" insects
- Some marchers
- Some marching bands
- Some marching groups
- Moving line on a tree trunk
- Moving line on the ground, maybe
- Some of the hymenopterans
- Some queens
- Some queens, e.g.
- Strong colony members
- Some six-legged queens
- Victims of kitchen traps
- Some social workers
- Some soldiers
- Trail near a hill?
- Some weavers
- Some workers
- Queen and her servants, maybe
- Queen and workers
- Mastodon "March of the Fire ___"
- Queen's colony?
- Kitchen-crashing crawlers
- Kitchen crawlers
- Queen's offspring
- Queen's retinue, perhaps
- Queen's servants
- Queen's subjects
- Kitchen intruders
- Kitchen invaders
- Kitchen-invading insects
- Kitchen nuisance
- Kitchen pests
- Kitchen raiders
- Kitchen-space invaders
- Kitchen trap targets
- Kitchen visitors
- Kitchen workers?
- "The Naked Jungle" menace
- Pangolin treats
- Pangolin's diet
- Pangolins eat them
- Pangolin's feast
- Pangolin's lunch
- Pangolin's meal
- Tree line?
- Pantry crawlers
- Pantry invaders
- Pantry-invading bugs
- Pantry-invading pests
- Pantry pests
- Pantry pillagers
- Pantry problem
- Subterranean soldiers
- Pantry raiders
- Pantry visitors
- Pants' contents, occasionally
- Pants problems?
- Pants problems
- Line at a food stand?
- Line at a picnic, maybe
- Line at a picnic?
- Successor to Man, per science fictionists.
- Line on a Venus fact sheet
- Lines in the sand, perhaps
- Offspring of tiny queens
- Short six-footers?
- Myrmecologist's specimens
- Myrmecologists' study
- Myrmecologist's study
- Myrmecologist's subjects
- Myrmecologist's topic
- Myrmecology focus
- Myrmecology's study
- Myrmecophobe's fear
- Meal for an aardvark
- Meal for an echidna
- Ruiners of some picnics
- Raid target
- Raid targets, maybe
- Raid targets
- The "them" in the sci-fi movie "Them!"
- Sugar bowl entrants?
- Sugar bowl fans
- Sugar bowl invaders
- Sugar bowl lovers
- Sugar bowl marchers
- Sugar bowl team?
- Sugar lovers
- Sugar swarmers
- Trousers' occupants?
- Raisins on a celery "log"
- Little builders
- Little colonists
- Little diggers
- Little industrialists?
- Little marchers
- Little pests
- Little scurriers
- Little six-footers
- Little subway makers
- Members of a colony's caste
- Members of some armies
- Porch raiders
- Metaphorical restlessness
- Rebukers of Aesop's grasshopper
- Micraners, e.g.
- Nest builders
- Nest dwellers
- Nest inhabitants
- Red army?
- Red army members
- Red army members?
- Red or black insects
- Red stingers
- Leaf carriers
- Leaf-cutters
- Leaf cutters
- Leavers of pheromone trails
- Mini marchers
- Miniature marchers
- Lowly workers
- Miniature workers
- People, seemingly, from a skyscraper
- People seen from skyscrapers?
- Minuscule marchers
- Minute colonists
- Minute hill dwellers
- Minute invaders
- Minute monarchists
- Lunch for aardvarks
- Relatives of termites
- Ones heading for the hills?
- Ones making pantry raids?
- Prey for aardvarks
- Ones putting out feelers
- Pesky insects
- Pesticide targets, at times
- Pesticide targets
- Pests at picnics
- Pests in a line
- Pests in a pantry
- Pests in one's house
- Non-bird nesters
- Nonhuman carpenters
- Residents of some farms
- Nosh for an aardvark
- Opposite of syns.
- Picnic annoyances
- Picnic buttinskies
- Picnic crashers
- Picnic-crashing bugs
- Picnic critters
- Picnic guests
- Picnic guests?
- Picnic hamperers
- Picnic hazard
- Picnic infestation
- Picnic insects
- Picnic interlopers
- Picnic intruders
- Picnic invaders
- Picnic-invading insects
- Picnic-invading pests
- Picnic nuisances
- Picnic pests
- Picnic plaguers
- Picnic problem
- Picnic raiders
- Picnic ruiners
- Picnic-ruining insects
- Picnic spoilers
- Picnic visitors
- Picnic's tiny invaders
- Source for escamoles in Mexican cuisine
- Summer pests
- Woodpecker's prey
- Warmongering bugs
- Sources of formic acid
- "Them!" bugs
- "Them" creatures
- "Them!" critters
- Them in "Them!"
- Them in Them
- Them, in "Them!"
- "Them" insects
- Them menace
- "Them!" mutants
- Them subject
- "Them!" things
- Tunnel builders
- Tunnel-building group
- Tunnel-creating insects
- Tunnel creators
- Tunneling insects
- Sidewalk-seam home builders
- Supermarket chain to avoid?
- They aerate the soil
- They are treated with boric acid
- They evolved from wasp-like ancestors
- They go to the mound
- They have a queen but no king
- They head for the hills
- Silent army
- They live in a hill
- They live in organized communities.
- They live in the hills
- "They look like ___ from up here!"
- They love sugar
- They march in lines
- They may be in columns
- They may be in one's pants
- They may be in your pants
- They may be queens
- They may go on a pantry raid
- They may make pantry raids
- They might emerge on hilltops
- Swarm around a hill
- They sometimes raid the kitchen
- They take to the hills
- Word with red or army
- They work on a hill
- They're attracted to sweets
- Weavers and carpenters
- Single-file marchers
- Single-file travelers, at times
- They're on the mound
- Wee colonists
- Wee workers
- They're seen in columns
- They're sometimes seen in columns
- Symbols of hard work
- Symbols of industry
- Workaholics' tiny role models
- Worker and harvester
- Workers and soldiers
- Workers at picnics?
- Workers in a colony
- Workers in a column
- Workers in colonies
- Workers in formicaries
- Workers in kitchens, perhaps
- Workers of the soil
- Workers on a hill
- Workers on the hill
- Workers removed from the kitchen
- Workers with antennae
- Working colonists
- Things with antennas
- Six-foot army
- Six-foot soldiers?
- Six-footers
- Six-footers at a picnic
- Six-footers on a hill
- Six-footers on hills
- Six-footers that even short people tower over?
- Six-legged army members
- Six-legged carpenters
- Six-legged intruders
- Six-legged kitchen pests
- Six-legged marchers
- Six-legged nuisances
- Six-legged pests that can spoil your picnic
- Six-legged pests
- Six-legged picnic invaders
- Six-legged scurriers
- Six-legged slaves
- Six-legged soldiers
- Six-legged workers
- Threat in "The Naked Jungle," 1954
- What a myrmecologist studies
- Underground colonists
- Underground workers
- Undesirable picnic "guests"
- Undesired kitchen trail
- What echidnas feed on
- Tamandua's diet
- Uninvited picnic arrivals
- Uninvited picnic guests
- "What is this?? A center for ___?" -Derek Zoolander
- Tidbits for aardvarks
- Tidbits for an aardvark
- Scurriers
- Targets for exterminators
- Targets of formicide
- What people look like from a plane?
- What people look like, from the observation deck
- What people on the ground look like from atop a skyscraper
- Tasty treats for aardvarks
- Small army?
- Unpaid workers?
- Small colonists
- Small hill builders
- Small home invaders
- Unsavory kitchen cluster
- Small insects
- Small marching band?
- Tiny army marchers
- Tiny army members
- Small six-footers
- Small soldiers
- Tiny builders of hills
- Tiny carpenters
- Tiny colonists
- Tiny colonizers
- Tiny colony dwellers
- Tiny colony laborers
- Tiny creatures
- Unwanted pantry visitors
- Unwanted picnic visitors
- Tiny earthmovers
- Unwanted workers
- Tiny farm dwellers
- Tiny farm workers
- Unwelcome diners
- Unwelcome dining discovery
- Tiny hill-builders
- Tiny hill builders
- Tiny hill dwellers
- Tiny home invaders
- Tiny household invaders
- Tiny household pests
- Unwelcome guests
- Unwelcome houseguests
- Tiny insects
- Tiny kitchen visitors
- Tiny marchers
- Unwelcome visitors to one's home
- Tiny pantry bugs
- Tiny pantry invaders
- Tiny pantry pests
- Tiny party crashers
- Tiny picnic invaders
- Tiny scurriers
- Tiny, six-legged pests
- Tiny soldiers
- Small workers
- Tiny tunnel builders
- Tiny tunnelers
- Tiny tunneling insects
- Tiny workers of the soil
- Tiny workers on a farm?
- Tiny workers
- Teeny colonizers
- Upsetting pantry presence
- Snack for an aardvark
- Segmented army
- Termites' kin
- Termites, white ...
- Termites
- Stereotypical picnic crashers
- Social bugs
- Social climbers?
- Social crawlers
- Social group
- Social insects
- Social pests
- Social workers?
- Social workers
- Socially organized insects
Recent Usage of Stinging insects in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Stinging insects" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Stinging insects in their crossword puzzles recently:
- USA Today - Dec. 7, 2019
- Evening Standard - Nov. 12, 2019
- Evening Standard - July 29, 2019
- Evening Standard - July 18, 2019
- Joseph - Aug. 11, 2018
- Sheffer - July 6, 2018
- Evening Standard - May 31, 2018
- Sheffer - Jan. 17, 2018
- Penny Dell - Nov. 10, 2017
- The Guardian Quick - Feb. 21, 2017
- Evening Standard - Feb. 20, 2017
- Newsday - Oct. 10, 2016
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 6, 2015
- Newsday - Sept. 14, 2015
- New York Times - March 12, 2015
- Washington Post - Nov. 20, 2014
- Newsday - Oct. 7, 2014
- Joseph - Oct. 2, 2013
- Newsday - July 15, 2013
- Washington Post - June 4, 2013
