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We have spotted ANT (3 Letters) a total of 1756 times in our database. Below you may see the clues associated with ANT and also when and where was it last seen:

Referring crossword puzzle clues

• Aesop insect
• Leafcutter __: insect whose colony grows a fungus garden
• Word after fire or before farm
• Fire ___ (red stinging insect)
• One might walk right into a trap
• __ : raisin :: log : celery
• Tiny crawler in a colony
• Insect that farms aphids for their honeydew
• Insect in a farm
• Insect that communicates with pheromone trails
• Six-legged picnic invader
• Example of industry in Proverbs 6:6-9
• Tiny insect
• Picnic-crashing insect
• Hill colonist
• Formicarium dweller
• Flik from A Bug's Life e.g.
• Grasshopper’s fabled foil
• Myrmecologist's subject
• Word before hill or colony
• Insect whose colony has a queen
• Foraging insect
• Six-legged picnic crasher
• Formicarium pet
• Insect studied by a myrmecologist
• Insect that can be eaten roasted or fried
• Creature whose narrow waist is called a petiole
• Creature that might scream 88-Down
• Uninvited visitor at a picnic
• Insect in a gel farm
• Soldier insect
• A little buggy?
• Concerning speck in a sugar bowl
• Aesop's industrious bug
• Colony toiler
• Dot in A Bug's Life e.g.
• Mutant creature in Them!
• Colony bug
• Fire or carpenter insect
• Aesopian creature
• One of 20 quadrillion worldwide per a recent estimate
• Modern navigation aid
• Pavement insect
• Insect whose societies have division of labor
• Red or black insect
• Hill maker
• Hill worker?
• Grasshopper’s teacher, in a fable
• Grasshopper's teacher in a fable
• Member of a social colony
• Termite’s cousin
• Farm creature
• Strong insect
• Insect that goes marching in a children's song
• Grasshopper's partner in an Aesop title
• Red army member?
• Kitchen raider
• Crumb-carrying critter
• Common crawler
• Small six-footer
• Insect once brought to the International Space Station
• Campsite pest
• Fire insect
• Colony-dwelling insect
• Insect with a species that's all female
• Aardvarks morsel
• Myrmecologists specimen
• Hill insect
• Amazon worker?
• Echidna snack
• Word with fire or red
• Main bug in A Bugs Life
• Household sighting that one hopes is just a speck of dirt
• Snack for a pangolin
• Insect that some people think smells lemony
• Six-legged worker
• Small invader
• Tiny worker
• Insect with an army variety
• Queen's subject
• Willa Cather
• Tiny pest
• Colonial insect
• Six-foot runner?
• Tiny hill-dweller
• Epitome of industry
• With 18-Across colonial-style houses?
• __ farm
• Aardvarks prey
• Small insect in the word gigantic
• Bug in a colony
• Insect hidden in Quantumania appropriately
• Fire ___
• Picnic colonist
• Unwelcome picnic arrival
• Little worker
• Insect invading a picnic
• Subject for a myrmecologist
• Hill climber
• Carpenter insect
• Colony insect with a Queen
• ___-Man 2015 superhero film starring Paul Rudd
• Farm denizen
• Insect hidden in antennae
• Hill-dwelling crawler?
• One with an underground colony
• Insect that may attack a sugar cube
• Bug in A Bug's Life
• Picnic spoiling insect
• Insect with a sweet tooth?
• One able to lift 10 to 50 times its body weight
• Unwanted picnic guest
• Sugar lover?
• Crumb-carrying insect
• ___ egg soup (Laotian dish)
• Leaf carrier
• Hill dweller
• One marching toward a candy shop?
• Member of a colony
• Worker in a colony
• Fire ___ (insect with a painful sting)
• Six-legged sugar lover
• Crumb mover
• Six-legged cookout intruder
• Hill builder
• Tiny laborer
• Tiny member of a collective
• Crumb bearer
• Hill worker
• Sugar-searching insect
• Echidna's snack
• Insect that loves picnics
• Aesop title character
• House pest
• Unwelcome picnic guest
• Farm critter
• Busy colonist
• Barbecue intruder
• Kitchen crawler
• Tiny toiler
• Tiny sugar lover
• Spider's snack
• Social insect
• Leaf lifter
• Colony critter
• Picnic crasher maybe
• Adjectival ending
• Picnic invader
• Insect repelled by citrus smells
• Worker in a tunnel maybe
• Aesopian saver
• Exemplar of industry
• Sugar-attacking insect
• Insect with elbow-shaped antennae
• 'Farm' animal
• Little marcher
• Aardvark snack
• Soldier or Queen for one
• Insect seen in the word Antarctica but not on the continent of Antarctica
• Hill dwelling insect
• Leaf-cutter e.g.
• A Bug's Life protagonist
• Lowly worker
• Industrious insect
• Certain soldier
• Pantry invader
• Picnic-loving insect
• One in a picnic buffet line?
• Queen of the hill?
• Termite’s kin
• Insect within mantis
• Wee worker
• Social worker?
• Marching bug
• Social worker
• Picnic crasher
• Picnic intruder
• Marching insect
• __-Man and the Wasp
• One out of thousands in a colony
• Tiny tunneler
• Cookout invader
• Picnic pest
• Hardworking insect
• Tiny crumb carrier
• Formicidae family member
• Colony member
• Queens subject
• Crumb carrier
• Saver of fable
• Tiny six-legged crawler
• Red crawler perhaps
• Kitchen intruder
• Bug in a supercolony
• ___-Man (shrinking Marvel superhero)
• Hill-dwelling insect
• Hill-building insect
• Insect not found in Antarctica ... or is it?
• Tunneling insect
• Bug that can lift many times its weight
• Colony crawler
• Little laborer
• Tiny colonist
• Leaf-cutter e.g.
• Busy worker
• Small worker
• Busy insect
• Kitchen pest
• Picnic-crashing pest
• Creature without ears that uses vibrations to hear
• Small strong insect
• Pantry pest
• A Bug's Life insect
• Colony insect
• Insect in a colony
• ___-Man (Marvel character)

Usage among publishers:

• New York Times: Oct 30, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Oct 23, 2025
• LA Times: Oct 22, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Oct 20, 2025
• USA Today: Oct 13, 2025
• LA Times: Oct 10, 2025
• New York Times: Oct 9, 2025
• USA Today: Oct 8, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Sep 29, 2025
• LA Times: Sep 27, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Sep 24, 2025
• Universal: Sep 14, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Sep 5, 2025
• USA Today: Aug 30, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Aug 27, 2025
• USA Today: Aug 25, 2025
• New York Times: Aug 22, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Aug 16, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Aug 13, 2025
• LA Times: Aug 11, 2025
• Newsday: Aug 10, 2025
• LA Times: Aug 7, 2025
• USA Today: Aug 5, 2025
• Newsday: Aug 1, 2025
• New York Times: Jul 30, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Jul 28, 2025
• USA Today: Jul 24, 2022