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We have spotted ANTS (4 Letters) a total of 481 times in our database. Below you may see the clues associated with ANTS and also when and where was it last seen:

Referring crossword puzzle clues

• Terro trap insects
• Formicary residents
• Aardvark snacks
• Colonial insects
• Crumb seekers
• Household pests
• Insects with a sweet tooth
• Unwanted kitchen invaders
• Aardvark's fare
• Oktoberfest establishment
• Minute marchers
• Raisins in a certain snack
• Tunneling workers
• Aardvark's entree
• Aardvark nibbles
• Sch. west of Beverly Hills
• Tunneling pests
• Crumb-carrying insects
• Insects who prefer sweet foods
• Social workers that live in hills
• Small six-footers
• Proverbial hard workers
• Aardvark's morsels
• Hill workers
• Marching band?
• Termite eaters
• Carpenters maybe?
• Pangolin diet
• Some are tiny carpenters
• Insects that might invade a picnic
• Industrious bunch
• Tiny pests at picnics
• At any one time roughly 10000 trillion of them roam the earth
• CGI creatures in a superhero film series starring Paul Rudd
• Bugs in one's pants
• They go marching in a children's song
• They “go marching” in a children’s song
• Carpenters, e.g.
• Carpenters e.g.
• Army insects
• Many characters in A Bug's Life
• Most numerous insects in the world
• Carpenters that are unwelcome in your home?
• Insects that farm aphids
• Insects that live in hills
• Insects sometimes fried
• Fire __
• Workers with hills
• Six-legged workers on a hill
• Kitchen invaders
• Life study of the biologist E. O. Wilson
• Small colony members
• Tunneling insects with two sets of jaws
• Crumb-carrying bugs
• Carpenters and harvesters
• Tunneling insects
• Some leafcutters
• With 42-Across source of restless anticipation
• Tiny residents of a colony
• Little pests
• Bugs found in pantries
• ___ in your pants
• Wee workers
• Small toilers
• Picnic nuisances
• Red or black insects
• Occupants of a classroom farm
• Myrmecologists study
• Giant things in the 1954 sci-fi film Them!
• Hill-building insects
• Aardvark's meal
• Fire or carpenter insects
• Raisins on a log
• Marching insects
• Hill builders
• Unwanted picnic visitors
• Insects studied by a myrmecologist
• Fire or carpenter bugs
• Unwanted trail in a kitchen
• Black or red insects
• Insects with armies
• Members of a certain colony
• Six-foot runners?
• Childrens song marchers
• ___ on a log (crunchy snack)
• Pantry invaders
• Insects that build tunnels
• Tiny workers
• Inhabitants of a classroom farm
• Small insects
• Kitchen pests
• Barbecue pests
• Cookout inconveniences
• Aardvarks eat them
• Hill dwellers
• Army __
• Small workers
• ___ climbing a tree (Sichuan noodle dish)
• Creatures on an Escher Möbius strip
• Uninvited picnic guests
• Aardvarks' foods
• Insects with fire and ghost species
• Snacks for aardvarks
• Insects that may reproduce without males
• Farm insects
• Picnic invaders
• __ : raisins :: log : celery
• Tiny household pests
• Queens, e.g.
• Unwelcome picnic guests
• Pests in a pantry
• Picnic interlopers
• Aardvark meal
• Targets of Terro bait traps
• Insects that build hills
• Crumb carriers
• Tiny picnic intruders
• Biologist E. O. Wilsons focus
• Industrious insects
• Workers on the hill?
• Outdoor barbecue crashers
• Colony denizens
• Colony insects
• Insects in a 1998 Pixar film
• Picnic intruders
• That's how we get ___! (running joke on Archer)
• Insects that often walk in single file
• Insects that bury their dead
• Insects in a pantry
• Carpenter or harvester insects
• Spewers of formic acid
• Pantry pests
• Insects in a farm
• They may be lined up around a hill
• Some march in tiny armies
• Picnic pests
• Insects in a colony
• Sugar bowl marchers
• Captives in kids' farms
• Ones in hills or farms
• Colony members
• Farm workers?
• Tiny foragers

Usage among publishers:

• LA Times: Mar 4, 2025
• New York Times: Mar 2, 2025
• LA Times: Feb 24, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Feb 18, 2025
• LA Times: Feb 17, 2025
• New York Times: Feb 8, 2025
• LA Times: Feb 4, 2025
• Universal: Feb 3, 2025
• LA Times: Feb 2, 2025
• USA Today: Jan 29, 2025
• Wall Street Journal: Jan 25, 2025
• Universal: Jan 11, 2025
• USA Today: Jan 5, 2025
• Newsday: Dec 29, 2024
• LA Times: Dec 20, 2024
• USA Today: Dec 18, 2024
• Thomas Joseph: Dec 12, 2024
• New York Times: Nov 22, 2024
• Wall Street Journal: Nov 16, 2024
• LA Times: Nov 15, 2024
• Wall Street Journal: Nov 9, 2024
• Universal: Oct 28, 2024
• Newsday: Oct 27, 2024
• Wall Street Journal: Oct 26, 2024
• New York Times: Oct 22, 2024
• Newsday: Oct 16, 2024
• Wall Street Journal: Oct 9, 2024
• Wall Street Journal: Jun 29, 2022