Ant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a small industrious insect
• a small insect typically having a sting and living in a complex social colony with one or more breeding queens. It is wingless except for fertile adults, which form large mating swarms, and is proverbial for its industriousness.
• A hymenopterous insect of the Linnaean genus Formica, which is now made a family of several genera; an emmet; a pismire.
• social insect living in organized colonies; characteristically the males and fertile queen have wings during breeding season; wingless sterile females are the workers
• small insect living in highly organized colonies
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• small insect living in highly-organized colonies

Words related to ANT

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Words that contain ANT

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How to use ANT in a sentence

• When an ant has found a dead fly too big for him to drag away, he will run off and get some other ant to help him.
• Among these may be mentioned the ant, the bee, and man.
• How now, brother? Where is my cousin your son? Hath he provided this music? Ant.
• Children cannot run about so freely as they used to do, what with ant bites and so forth.
• And forthwith the mothers were exceedingly distressed to see how the child had been stung by the ant.
• Lady Bird! Lady Bird! fly away now To your home in the old willow-tree, Where your children so dear have invited the ant, And a few cosy neighbours to tea.
• It may be mentioned that we have also among us a species of ant which lives on seeds, and stores these up.
• The mind of an ant is one to which I would readily go to school.
• Dick came bustling from the kitchen like a busy little ant.
• It so happened that a poor little Ant had fixed her dwelling at the root of this same bush, and managed as best she could to store her wretched hut of care with winter provision.
• The white ant is perhaps as destructive as any other insect, and the greatest precaution hardly preserves one from its intrusion.
• Each species of ant is a declared enemy of the other, and never suffers a divided empire.
• Give them often Ants and their Eggs, laying near them the inward mould of an Ant hill, taken up with the Ants in it.
• And if ye can, No ant should ye alarm, Much less a brother harm.
• To a feeble ant, Thou hast given Solomon’s might.
• Instead of reading about the wise ant and the busy bee people should come and see them in the life.
• In his short Brassfield states he saw her, ant her only.
• Not a mouse, not even an ant could have entered in.
• But when he looked for the ant, it was nowhere to be seen.
• This plain was destitute of both grass and trees, and covered with ant hills so large, that they might have been taken for the houses of Indians.
• The work of an ant peculiar to the country also attracted our attention.
• He secures it, but when it likewise is fed to the dogs, he changes self into an ant and hides near wife until he learns her real wish.
• An ant might know about being threatened but he knows nothing about the being that threatens him.
• But why art thou so eager to get rid of this marriage? ANT.
• Then an ant goes close to one of these insects for a drop of the sweet juice.
• He walked on and on, and once he saw a little red ant, trying to drag a piece of cake home for dinner.
• Like the bee, the ant, and other wonders of the economy of nature, she was not to be disposed of with a glance.
• Unlike the ant, which likes to drain, he is an advocate of irrigation.

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